Norway puts genome sequencing in national health system
By Jula Humphries
By Jula Humphries
Almost an Earth's worth of gas lost each year
The latest Friends of Imperial College talks takes a look into recent work from the Human Genome Project
Annina Sartor explains how an analysis of Martian soil shows it is not suitable for life
Humorous application includes making vodka stronger
Information regarding changes to individual atoms in a lattice structure has been shown to propagate at roughly twice the speed of sound
Responding to fears regarding accidental release and bioterrorism, researches studying a mutant strain of influenza A have paused their work.
Hosted by Friends of Imperial College, last week's 'The Oddities of Physics' talk by postgraduate students was a success.
The concept of social networking is not as modern as you may think.
Your academic success could be down to your genes
A group of MIT researchers recently presented their findings regarding an improved algorithm for Fast Fourier Transforms.
Christopher Nichols on why we should save the badgers from culling