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Imperial College London's India Connect Fund To Promote Joint Projects
The collaboration under the India Connect Fund is designed to cover areas of research such as AI, quantum, semiconductors, clean energy and more.
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A Single Brain Scan Could Be Enough to Detect Alzheimer’s Disease, Suggests New Research
Getting tested for Alzheimer's disease today can involve a painstakingly vast number of tests and scans, including memory and cognitive tests and brain scans, before producing the results. New research by a team at Imperial College London now suggests that a single MRI scan can help detect Alzheimer's disease. The research was undertaken.
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Omicron Hospitalisation Risk 40-45% Lower Than Delta: Study
The risk of needing to stay in hospital for patients with the Omicron variant of COVID-19 is 40% to 45% lower than for patients with the Delta variant, according to research by London's Imperial College published on Wednesday.
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3rd Covid Wave Unlikely To Mirror Devastating 2nd Wave: Top Medical Body
A potential third wave of Covid infections seems unlikely to be as severe as the second wave, says a modelling study by a team of scientists from the Indian Council Of Medical Research (ICMR) and the Imperial College London, UK.
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Britain's Spies Defending COVID-19 Vaccine Work, MI5 Chief Says
British spies are trying to defend COVID-19 vaccine work against hostile powers that seek to either steal or sabotage research data in the race for the global prize of a jab that could provide immunity, the head of MI5 said on Wednesday.
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First Volunteer Given UK's Imperial College COVID-19 Vaccine
The first healthy volunteer has now received a coronavirus vaccine developed by Imperial College London researchers, the team behind the project said on Tuesday.
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Huawei to Fund New Tech Hub at Imperial College London: Report
The Mail on Sunday last weekend said some British lawmakers were opposed on security grounds to Huawei's involvement in developing Imperial's west London campus.
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India-UK Experts Begin Largest Study On Babies With Brain Injury In India
Leading experts from the UK and Indian universities have launched the world's largest study on babies with brain injuries in India this week to help prevent epilepsy.
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Homemade Soup May Help Fight Off Malaria, Reveals Study
The researchers from Imperial College London with school children test their traditional family soup broth recipes that originated from countries in Europe, North Africa, and the Middle East.
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British Indian Surgeon Chinmay Gupte Leads Cricket Bat Design Research
A British Indian surgeon's research on design of a cricket bat aimed at mitigating its dominance over a ball and maintaining balance between the two has been incorporated into the game's official laws and will be enforced from October 1 this year.
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10 Portions of Fruits & Veggies Daily Can Help You Live Longer
The study was conducted by researchers from the Imperial College in London and it shows that consumption of 10 portions of 800 grams of fruit and vegetables every day may potentially prevent about 7.8 million premature deaths worldwide.
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'Pragmatic' Donald Trump Might Be Persuaded On Climate Action: UK Scientists
Donald Trump's administration, heavy with fossil fuel industry backers, could cause major damage to efforts to deal with climate change through measures such as cutting access to satellite data for weather forecasting and climate research, scientists warned Monday.
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Gene Therapy May Treat Alzheimer's
Researchers at the Imperial College in London have found that delivering a specific gene via an injection directly into the brain may offer a potential new therapy for halting the progress of Alzheimer's disease, especially when treated in its early stages.s.
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Gene Therapy May Treat Alzheimer's
Researchers at the Imperial College here have found that delivering a specific gene via an injection directly into the brain may offer a potential new therapy for halting the progress of Alzheimer's disease, especially when treated in its early stages.
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Infertility Gene In Mosquitoes To Curb Malaria
For the first time, researchers led by the Imperial College London, have genetically modified malarial mosquitoes so that they carry a gene that disrupts egg production in female mosquitoes.
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Imperial College London's India Connect Fund To Promote Joint Projects
The collaboration under the India Connect Fund is designed to cover areas of research such as AI, quantum, semiconductors, clean energy and more.
-
A Single Brain Scan Could Be Enough to Detect Alzheimer’s Disease, Suggests New Research
Getting tested for Alzheimer's disease today can involve a painstakingly vast number of tests and scans, including memory and cognitive tests and brain scans, before producing the results. New research by a team at Imperial College London now suggests that a single MRI scan can help detect Alzheimer's disease. The research was undertaken.
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Omicron Hospitalisation Risk 40-45% Lower Than Delta: Study
The risk of needing to stay in hospital for patients with the Omicron variant of COVID-19 is 40% to 45% lower than for patients with the Delta variant, according to research by London's Imperial College published on Wednesday.
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3rd Covid Wave Unlikely To Mirror Devastating 2nd Wave: Top Medical Body
A potential third wave of Covid infections seems unlikely to be as severe as the second wave, says a modelling study by a team of scientists from the Indian Council Of Medical Research (ICMR) and the Imperial College London, UK.
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Britain's Spies Defending COVID-19 Vaccine Work, MI5 Chief Says
British spies are trying to defend COVID-19 vaccine work against hostile powers that seek to either steal or sabotage research data in the race for the global prize of a jab that could provide immunity, the head of MI5 said on Wednesday.
-
First Volunteer Given UK's Imperial College COVID-19 Vaccine
The first healthy volunteer has now received a coronavirus vaccine developed by Imperial College London researchers, the team behind the project said on Tuesday.
-
Huawei to Fund New Tech Hub at Imperial College London: Report
The Mail on Sunday last weekend said some British lawmakers were opposed on security grounds to Huawei's involvement in developing Imperial's west London campus.
-
India-UK Experts Begin Largest Study On Babies With Brain Injury In India
Leading experts from the UK and Indian universities have launched the world's largest study on babies with brain injuries in India this week to help prevent epilepsy.
-
Homemade Soup May Help Fight Off Malaria, Reveals Study
The researchers from Imperial College London with school children test their traditional family soup broth recipes that originated from countries in Europe, North Africa, and the Middle East.
-
British Indian Surgeon Chinmay Gupte Leads Cricket Bat Design Research
A British Indian surgeon's research on design of a cricket bat aimed at mitigating its dominance over a ball and maintaining balance between the two has been incorporated into the game's official laws and will be enforced from October 1 this year.
-
10 Portions of Fruits & Veggies Daily Can Help You Live Longer
The study was conducted by researchers from the Imperial College in London and it shows that consumption of 10 portions of 800 grams of fruit and vegetables every day may potentially prevent about 7.8 million premature deaths worldwide.
-
'Pragmatic' Donald Trump Might Be Persuaded On Climate Action: UK Scientists
Donald Trump's administration, heavy with fossil fuel industry backers, could cause major damage to efforts to deal with climate change through measures such as cutting access to satellite data for weather forecasting and climate research, scientists warned Monday.
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Gene Therapy May Treat Alzheimer's
Researchers at the Imperial College in London have found that delivering a specific gene via an injection directly into the brain may offer a potential new therapy for halting the progress of Alzheimer's disease, especially when treated in its early stages.s.
-
Gene Therapy May Treat Alzheimer's
Researchers at the Imperial College here have found that delivering a specific gene via an injection directly into the brain may offer a potential new therapy for halting the progress of Alzheimer's disease, especially when treated in its early stages.
-
Infertility Gene In Mosquitoes To Curb Malaria
For the first time, researchers led by the Imperial College London, have genetically modified malarial mosquitoes so that they carry a gene that disrupts egg production in female mosquitoes.
