Reach Out Lab
Find out more about the Wohl Reach Out Lab
Year 6 pupils from Old Oak Primary school visited the Reach Out Lab for a hands-on session called 'States of Matter'. They enjoyed practical activities with dry ice and Liquid Nitrogen, with a treat of Liquid Nitrogen ice cream to finish. (Photo credit: Brendan Foster)
Year 6 pupils from Old Oak Primary school visited the Reach Out Lab for a hands-on session called 'States of Matter'. They enjoyed practical activities with dry ice and Liquid Nitrogen, with a treat of Liquid Nitrogen ice cream to finish. (Photo credit: Brendan Foster)
Year 6 pupils from Old Oak Primary school visited the Reach Out Lab for a hands-on session called 'States of Matter'. They enjoyed practical activities with dry ice and Liquid Nitrogen, with a treat of Liquid Nitrogen ice cream to finish. (Photo credit: Brendan Foster)
Women at Imperial
Find out more about how Imperial celebrated Women at Imperial Week 2025
Women at Imperial Week, held this year on 10–14 March, celebrates the achievements of our staff, students and alumni with a series of events and workshops. Pictured: Dr Angela Kedgley, Reader in Orthopaedic Biomechanics, Department of Bioengineering (Photo credit: Thomas Angus)
Women at Imperial Week, held this year on 10–14 March, celebrates the achievements of our staff, students and alumni with a series of events and workshops. Pictured: Dr Yuki Tokumaru, Coordinator of Japanese, Centre for Languages, Culture and Communication (Photo credit: Dave Guttridge)
Women at Imperial Week, held this year on 10–14 March, celebrates the achievements of our staff, students and alumni with a series of events and workshops. Pictured: Karen Nino Dominguez, Aeronautics undergraduate. (Photo credit: Jason Alden)
South Africa field trip
Third year Biological Sciences students visited the Western Cape of South Africa last year for a two-week field biology course. (Picture credit: Professor Vincent Savolainen)
Third year Biological Sciences students visited the Western Cape of South Africa last year for a two-week field biology course. (Picture credit: Professor Vincent Savolainen)
Third year Biological Sciences students visited the Western Cape of South Africa last year for a two-week field biology course. (Picture credit: Professor Vincent Savolainen)
Imperial Lates: Weird Science
Find out more about Imperial Lates
At February's Imperial Lates, attendees experienced an evening of unexpected delights, with opportunities to play quantum classic computer games, make mysterious maths Valentine's Day cards, and view a mushroom ballet show. (Photo credit: Brendan Foster)
At February's Imperial Lates, attendees experienced an evening of unexpected delights, with opportunities to play quantum classic computer games, make mysterious maths Valentine's Day cards, and view a mushroom ballet show. (Photo credit: Brendan Foster)
At February's Imperial Lates, attendees experienced an evening of unexpected delights, with opportunities to play quantum classic computer games, make mysterious maths Valentine's Day cards, and view a mushroom ballet show. (Photo credit: Brendan Foster)