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Hope for people affected by scars as London researchers discover transplants significantly restored skin in patients

Trainee medics at Imperial College given VR headsets to simulate emergency situations such as a cardiac arrest

The artist says it’s legs bent at the knee. A student says it’s a giant penis. So who’s right? It doesn’t matter. This is abstract art – and it shouldn’t be condemned because of one interpretation out of many

The six-metre tall sculpture ‘ALERT’ has been deemed inappropriate

Students at Imperial College London are trying to block the installation of a sculpture by Sir Anthony Gormley over concerns that its shape could be seen as 'phallic'

Imperial College Union motion says students should have been consulted on work, due to ‘obvious’ erect penis interpretation

Azeem Majeed, professor of public health at Imperial College, London, answers readers' questions as Covid cases begin to rise again amid highly infectious subvariants BA.4 and BA.5

When Tiago Alves completed his Masters at Imperial College last week, delivering a potentially ground-breaking physics dissertation of how to extend the world’s largest particle accelerator in Cern to study matter we don’t fully understand, it should have been a moment for celebration. But for Tiago, it was a diversion…

This article by Freddie Earlam was originally published on Microdose and appears here with permission. If the industry-defining research already conducted at UK centers such as Imperial College, King’s college or even Exeter University’s recent Ketamine Research isn’t enough to convince you, then two more crucial factors surely will. Firstly, a new ‘accelerated pathway’ has…