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It's pleasing to see, in the storm of commentary over Professor David Nutt's sacking as the government's chief drugs adviser, that everyone outside politics now recognises the importance of scientific evidence in devising laws.... [read full story]
Research aims to find out why some people have severe symptoms - News By Lucy Goodchild Thursday 12 November 2009 A £2.7 million study of 500 people hospitalised with ‘swine flu’ during the 2009 pandemic, led by Imperial...
Sir Roy Anderson to return focus to international research and advisory career; Sir Keith O'Nions is Acting Rector from 1 January 2010 - News release For immediate release Monday 16 November 2009 The Rector of Imperial College...
A SUFFOLK farmer is leading calls for a new law to punish unscrupulous metal detector enthusiasts who he claims are “ripping apart” England's heritage for their own personal gain. John Browning, who owns farmland covering a...
Feeling incredulous yet? That's hardly surprising, as you likely take your gaming seriously and aren't going to let yourself be swayed by some flashy ad campaign. The ubiquity of the internet makes it easy to assume that...
