Researchers at Imperial College London are working with alumni startup Connectome to bring brain health monitoring to ...

Children born prematurely are more likely to underachieve in the first years of school than those born at full term, particularly among those born or living in the most deprived areas. These are the ...

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In a large study of retired professional footballers, participants reported higher levels of depression and anxiety, as well as subjective difficulties with memory, focus and decision‑making, compared ...

Researchers have shown that two nature-based approaches can help newly planted woodlands establish more successfully and increase the amount of ...

Extract from a Gower Street simulation of the Dark Energy Survey (credit Josh Williamson, UCL) Researchers have developed a new analysis technique to extract significantly more information from galaxy ...

Imperial College London and AMD, one of the world’s largest semiconductor companies, plan to collaborate to advance AI-enabled scientific discovery, sovereign AI infrastructure and next-generation ...

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HIV-1 Virus Particles Replicating Colorized transmission electron micrograph of numerous HIV-1 virus particles (blue) replicating from a segment of a chronically infected H9 T cell (red). Source: ...

NEX Health Intelligence, an Imperial College London startup, has raised €1 million to further develop its AI platform for predicting the appearance and spread of infections within hospitals. Maths ...

Creative Destruction Lab and Imperial are launching a healthcare robotics stream at CDL-London for founders seeking to commercialise innovations in medical robotics, active sensing, and physical AI.

Scientists have discovered that chemicals produced by gut bacteria could act as an early warning system for future heart disease, potentially allowing doctors to identify at-risk individuals years ...