News in brief
Animal research and AI/BMI health predictors: News from Imperial
Here’s a batch of fresh news and announcements from across Imperial.
Stories tagged with 'animal research'
HEALTHIER AGEING
Turning off inflammatory protein extends healthy lifespan in mice
Scientists have discovered that ‘turning off’ a protein called IL-11 can significantly increase the healthy lifespan of mice by almost 25%.
Parasiticide research win
Research on environmental risks of pet parasiticides receives President’s Award
An interdisciplinary research group showing the environmental risks of pet parasiticides has received Imperial College London's President's Award.
Animal care excellence
Imperial endorses Culture of Care plan to guide next 10 years of animal research
A new roadmap aims to help Imperial maintain its sector-leading care and excellence in animal research and ensure it remains an exemplar for others.
Science of Sleep
Scientists find sleep may not clear brain toxins
The brain’s ability to rid itself of toxins may actually be reduced during sleep, contrary to the leading scientific theory.
News in brief
Research prizes galore and sex differences in inflammation: News from Imperial
Here’s a batch of fresh news and announcements from across Imperial.
Heart arrythmia
Why heart rhythm problems tend to happen early in the morning
Researchers have uncovered why people are more likely to have heart arrhythmia first thing in the morning.
Moth to a flame
Flying insects become disorientated and trapped by artificial light
Slow-motion videos collected and analysed by Imperial College London researchers give us new insights into why nocturnal insects gather around light.
Pet peril
Handwashing a major source of pet pesticide pollution in UK rivers
A new study suggests that handwashing in the weeks after spot-on flea and tick treatments is the largest source of pet pesticide pollution in rivers.
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News in Brief
Land-cover changes and serotonin levels: News from Imperial
Here's a batch of fresh news and announcements from across Imperial.
