Professor George Christophides and Dr Tony Nolan discuss their efforts to prevent mosquitoes from spreading malaria. (Extract 2 of 5 from the Imperial College Podcast 18 April 2012)

Energy generated from plant biomass could deliver up to one fifth of global demand without causing a decline in food production, according to a new report by Imperial scientists, working with the UK Energy Research Centre

A team of Imperial students have engineered e.coli bacteria to help plants survive soil erosion, scooping up top prizes at the final of the 2011 International Genetically Engineered Machine (iGEM) World Championship at MIT

A film about scientists. Professor Stephen Curry interviews six different scientists to find how how they got interested and what drives them in their life and work.

NK cell proteins are essential to detecting the diseased cells like cancers. Here they organise into a ring within which 'killing' granules are delivered to the diseased cell. Narration by Dr Alice Brown, movie compiled by Warwick Bromley.

Research from Imperial College London has uncovered the mechanism that helps yeast cells attach to human cells, often causing unpleasant fungal infections. This new information could lead scientists to develop new anti-fungal medicines

Latest news from the College, including surprising statin findings, a significant sperm discovery, and ancient spiders coming to life.

Latest news from the College, including how gastric bypass surgery changes people's food preferences, and the new Imperial centre that applies computational methods to systems biology research.

Volunteers are needed to help Imperial scientists carry out a regular census of Rose-ringed Parakeets, small but noisy green birds living in London and the South-East of England.

Tim Coulson on why wolves could be the answer to Scotland's red deer population explosion.