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UK teens hit by mental health crisis during the pandemic
Professor Mireille Toledano presented findings from a study highlighting the mental health issues teens face during the pandemic,
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Car wheel alignment has an affect on air quality
Pollution from road, brake and tyre wear continues to have an affect on air quality, especially as increasingly heavy cars will mean more particle pollution
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A conversation with Dr Bonnie Waring
“There aren’t enough trees in the world to offset society’s carbon emissions – and there never will be”, writes Dr Bonnie Waring
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New research will study impact of air pollution on brain development
Funding provided by Barts Charity and the Mayor of London will support the Children’s Health in London and Luton (Chill) Cognition study, a three-year study to look at whether better air quality
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Imperial’s plans for a transformative new School of Public Health reaches a key milestone as construction begins
The College marked the breaking of ground at Imperial’s White City Campus, the site for the new School of Public Health building, with a virtual event on Wednesday 21 April.
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Flight paths and climate change
Making small changes to the altitudes of less than 2 per cent of flights could reduce the contrail climate impact
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Record high concentrations of carbon dioxide in atmosphere
Although the pandemic led to a dip in emissions, concentrations of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere reach a new record
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UKRI and Met Office appoint Dr Gary Fuller as Clean Air Champion
Congratulations to Dr Gary Fuller, who has been appointed by the UKRI and Met Office as the new Clean Air Champion for the Strategic Priorities Fund Clean Air Programme.
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Covid-19 mutations affecting immunity
As trials assess the effectiveness of vaccines against the symptoms of COVID-19, the rise of mutations increases
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3 weeks into lockdown – latest REACT study findings show coronavirus infections remain high
Three weeks into this most recent lockdown, the latest findings from the REal-time Assessment of Community Transmission (REACT) study shows
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