Science without borders
Imperial hosts landmark UK-Korea symposium on Engineering Biology
Imperial unites global leaders to drive innovation, collaboration, and real-world impact in Engineering Biology.
Stories tagged with 'Infectious diseases'
Six new AMS Fellows
Six Imperial professors elected Fellows of the Academy of Medical Sciences
Imperial scientists from fields including infectious disease, childhood asthma, and public health are among those recognised.
TACKLING HEP C
New flexible hepatitis C treatment options could help elimination efforts
Shorter or more flexible hepatitis C treatments are just as effective as standard courses, offering more accessible options for patients.
Future fabrics
Solena raises $6.7m to create next-gen textiles using AI and synthetic biology
Imperial spinout will scale activity to create a new generation of sustainable, high-performance textiles using an entirely new class of fibres.
Creation of a rapid test
New rapid diagnostic tool for combating mpox
Researchers have created a new globally accessible and robust point-of-care diagnostic test for mpox.
Fungal Science Network
Spring News from the Imperial Fungal Science Network
A roundup of the FSN's Spring Term activities
Plant-based vaccines
Plant-based vaccines could expand access across Africa
Plant-based vaccines could help expand access across Africa according to a new Imperial report.
PERSONALISING COVID RISK
Personalising risk from COVID-19 key to protecting immunosuppressed people
New research underscores the need for ongoing COVID-19 protection for people with weakened immune systems.
Flu Fighters
New study to look at how people develop resistance to flu
An international project into flu immunity could help develop better medications and vaccines to prevent severe disease.
Genetic link
Genetic clues explain why children develop rare post-COVID condition
An Imperial-led study has highlighted how rare variants of a gene regulating the gut lining may increase the risk of MIS-C by up to four times.
