Doctors from war-torn countries learn new methods for treating blast patients
Doctors from war affected countries have been trained in the latest limb salvaging techniques as part of a free course run by Imperial.
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Imperial research on bat designs bowls over MCC
The balance has been tipped in favour of the cricket bat, over the ball, engineers have found in an assessment of their design evolution.
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NASA studies Martian sand dunes named in honour of Imperial leading light
NASA discovers more about Mars' ancient atmosphere by studying a dune system, which is named in honour of an Imperial Fellow.
Early-career materials researcher honoured
An Imperial engineer who designs materials to withstand harsh environments such as nuclear reactors has received a prestigious award this week.
Imperial kicks off UK Robotics Week with a challenge
A surgical robotics challenge will be held at Imperial tomorrow as part of UK Robotics Week celebrations.
Imperial institute at intersection of engineering and molecular science opens
A new institute at Imperial to fast-track the development of molecular engineering research officially launches today.
Vibrating qualities of spiders' silk exploited in prototype violin
A violin made from a composite material that includes spiders' silk, which enables its acoustics to be customised, has been developed at Imperial.
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Research by scientist in helping the body to repair recognised internationally
An Imperial pioneer in regenerative medicine has received one of the highest accolades in her field.
Imperial's Vice-Provost lends AI expertise to the House of Commons
Helping doctors to improve patient-care is one example of how artificial intelligence could help us, an Imperial expert told a select committee.
Engineering 'tea bacteria' could lead to advanced materials
Scientists and students have developed the DNA tools to modify bacteria normally found in fermented tea so they can customise cellulose production.
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