Social Sciences - 12:05
Local role models launch new campaign to change young people’s life stories in Birmingham
Local role models launch new campaign to change young people’s life stories in Birmingham
Politics - 10:06
Offers alternative interpretation of iconic Rainbow Portrait & challenges myths of Elizabethan England
Offers alternative interpretation of iconic Rainbow Portrait & challenges myths of Elizabethan England
Administration - Oct 17
Protecting wireless networks from cyber-attacks receives £6.1 million funding boost
Protecting wireless networks from cyber-attacks receives £6.1 million funding boost
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Career - 15.10.2019 
Banning out-of-hours email likely to be harmful to some employees
Company bans on workers' accessing emails after office hours could do more harm than good to employee wellbeing, a new study suggests. The newly published research, led by the University of Sussex, states that while blanket bans could help some workers to achieve certain goals, they could impede other employees' progress towards their own targets.
Administration - Career - 11.10.2019
Administration - Career - 11.10.2019
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Career - Administration - 03.09.2019
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Career - 30.08.2019
Business / Economics - Career - 27.08.2019
Career - 05.08.2019
Health - Career - 02.08.2019 
Scientists win ERC grants for ’blue skies’ research
Two researchers have won prestigious European Research Council (ERC) Proof of Concept grants to explore frontier research.
Media - Career - 29.07.2019
Career - 23.07.2019
Environment - Career - 19.07.2019 
Carbon calculations and greener investments: News from the College
Here's a batch of fresh news and announcements from across Imperial. From a new framework for carbon budget calculations, to a student startup aiming to help people make greener investments, here is some quick-read news from across the College.
Career - 08.07.2019
Health - Career - 08.07.2019
Health - Career - 03.07.2019
Career - 01.07.2019
Career - 26.06.2019 
Imperial celebrates International Women in Engineering Day
Imperial's President Alice Gast led College-wide efforts to inspire women in engineering. Professor Gast spoke at an event for young professionals in engineering at the Institution of Engineering and Technology , organised by the Women's Engineering Society.
Career - 19.06.2019
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Mathematics - Career - 05.06.2019
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Career - Business / Economics - 25.04.2019 
Corruption contagion: How legal and finance firms are at greater risk of corruption
Companies with fewer levels of management such as legal, accountancy and investment banking firms could be up to five times more susceptible to corruption than similar sized organisations with a taller structure such as those in manufacturing, a new study by the University of Sussex and Imperial College has revealed.
Career - Business / Economics - 18.04.2019
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Company bans on workers' accessing emails after office hours could do more harm than good to employee wellbeing, a new study suggests. The newly published research, led by the University of Sussex, states that while blanket bans could help some workers to achieve certain goals, they could impede other employees' progress towards their own targets.
UK needs bold new direction to solve social inequalities
The UK Government's current approach to tackling inequality should urgently address the multiple levels of disadvantage that some people face, according to a new UCL report.
The UK Government's current approach to tackling inequality should urgently address the multiple levels of disadvantage that some people face, according to a new UCL report.
New £1.25million study will explore how to deliver a fair and just Net Zero transition
A new three-year research project led by the University of Sussex will explore ways to ensure that the UK's shift to a low-carbon society does not leave anyone behind.
A new three-year research project led by the University of Sussex will explore ways to ensure that the UK's shift to a low-carbon society does not leave anyone behind.
Improving working conditions in Africa
Millions of people worldwide work in low-waged, insecure jobs that don't provide a decent living with many also working in unsafe conditions that deny fundamental rights.
Millions of people worldwide work in low-waged, insecure jobs that don't provide a decent living with many also working in unsafe conditions that deny fundamental rights.
Take up of Shared Parental Leave is increasing
Researchers at the University of Birmingham have found out individuals claimants for Shared Parental Pay (ShPP) the statutory paid part of Shared Parental Leave (SPL) has increased by 73% between 2015/16 and 2018/2019.
Researchers at the University of Birmingham have found out individuals claimants for Shared Parental Pay (ShPP) the statutory paid part of Shared Parental Leave (SPL) has increased by 73% between 2015/16 and 2018/2019.
Two researchers have won prestigious European Research Council (ERC) Proof of Concept grants to explore frontier research.
Here's a batch of fresh news and announcements from across Imperial. From a new framework for carbon budget calculations, to a student startup aiming to help people make greener investments, here is some quick-read news from across the College.
Blood pressure drug linked with increased risk of bowel condition
MPs representing the APPG on Vaccinations for All visited the International AIDS Vaccine Initiative (IAVI) Human Immunology Laboratory (HIL). The All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) Chair Dr Philippa Whitford was joined by fellow MPs Stephen Crabb and Bambos Charalambous at Chelsea and Westminster Hospital last Thursday, as well as colleagues from RESULTS UK , an advocacy group which supports the work of the APPG.
MPs representing the APPG on Vaccinations for All visited the International AIDS Vaccine Initiative (IAVI) Human Immunology Laboratory (HIL). The All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) Chair Dr Philippa Whitford was joined by fellow MPs Stephen Crabb and Bambos Charalambous at Chelsea and Westminster Hospital last Thursday, as well as colleagues from RESULTS UK , an advocacy group which supports the work of the APPG.
Imperial's President Alice Gast led College-wide efforts to inspire women in engineering. Professor Gast spoke at an event for young professionals in engineering at the Institution of Engineering and Technology , organised by the Women's Engineering Society.
Digital technologies are key to tackling the regional prosperity gap, say academics
Digital technologies are helping independent businesses be more productive during what is a challenging economic period, research shows.
Digital technologies are helping independent businesses be more productive during what is a challenging economic period, research shows.
Overhaul of clinical training in Scotland to help retain women in the field
Scottish science is set to receive a multimillion pound boost to transform training for doctors who undertake cancer research - and help retain women scientists in the field.
Scottish science is set to receive a multimillion pound boost to transform training for doctors who undertake cancer research - and help retain women scientists in the field.
Companies with fewer levels of management such as legal, accountancy and investment banking firms could be up to five times more susceptible to corruption than similar sized organisations with a taller structure such as those in manufacturing, a new study by the University of Sussex and Imperial College has revealed.
Top jobs still lack diversity and equality
Privately educated, white, male graduates are more likely to be recruited to senior roles and be paid higher wages by elite multinational firms, new research shows.
Privately educated, white, male graduates are more likely to be recruited to senior roles and be paid higher wages by elite multinational firms, new research shows.
Social Sciences - 12:05
Local role models launch new campaign to change young people’s life stories in Birmingham
Local role models launch new campaign to change young people’s life stories in Birmingham
Politics - 10:06
Offers alternative interpretation of iconic Rainbow Portrait & challenges myths of Elizabethan England
Offers alternative interpretation of iconic Rainbow Portrait & challenges myths of Elizabethan England
Administration - Oct 17
Protecting wireless networks from cyber-attacks receives £6.1 million funding boost
Protecting wireless networks from cyber-attacks receives £6.1 million funding boost