Kensington and Chelsea
Not enough specific news from Chelsea. Meanwhile, here are the latest from Kensington and Chelsea.
New HOPE-E2 study will investigate if HRT can alleviate pain for post-menopausal women suffering from the condition.
Imperial College London report highlights urgent need for tailored services and early intervention for young children's mental wellbeing.
Imperial College London report reveals new annual record for underground carbon sequestration, with 70 projects now tracked worldwide.
New analysis of data from the Rosetta mission is providing fresh understanding of the plasma environment around Comet 67P.
A European project investigates the feasibility of using ammonia and hydrogen fuel in cement plants to reduce carbon emissions and balance the electricity grid.
Innovative AD-SMART trial at Charing Cross Hospital tests multiple drugs simultaneously, aiming to accelerate breakthroughs for dementia patients.
Imperial College London study suggests revenues from renewable energy and mineral extraction could bridge healthcare financing gaps in developing nations.
Elsy Milan will bring environmental policy and climate diplomacy expertise to the new South-North Commission on Development.
National study by Imperial College London finds low-dose hydrocortisone treatment for extremely preterm babies is not linked to higher risk of harm.
New initiatives at the RCA will explore participatory performance, smart textiles, cultural networks, circular design, and digital heritage in engineering education.
Over 350 students from 22 universities convened to share research and develop ethical leadership skills.
Acclaimed author and designer John Maeda spoke on the convergence of design and engineering at Imperial College London's annual lecture.
