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Imperial engineers develop modelling tool to harness the power of "unsteady air"
The design process for vehicle manufacturers could to be improved thanks to the launch of new computer software that predicts the effects of airflow.
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'Crumpled' filter has potential to slash energy consumption in industry
Engineers have developed an ultra-thin, super-strong membrane to filter liquids and gases, with the potential to cut energy consumption in industry.
Women in Engineering Day: female Imperial engineers invited to take part
A Twitter campaign to celebrate the diverse careers of female engineers at Imperial will take place on Tuesday 23 June 2015.
Dinosaur fossil investigation unlocks possible soft tissue treasure trove
Scientists have found remnants that have some similarities to red blood cells and collagen fibres in fragments of dinosaur fossils.
Engineering Medicines Lab at Imperial officially launches
Harnessing the healing mechanisms in our body to deliver new targeted therapies will be one of the main focuses of a new collaboration.
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High cost of healthcare for UK military amputees from Afghan conflict revealed
Researchers have calculated that £288 million is the cost of lifetime care for amputee veterans from the Afghanistan conflict.
Imperial engineer among select few to be honoured by prestigious Belgian society
An Imperial researcher whose work helps to ensure that the cyber world performs reliably and in a timely manner has been recognised internationally.
Two Imperial researchers honoured by prestigious body
Researchers who analyse the chemistry of pharmaceuticals, to improve their effectiveness, and body fluids, to understand disease, have been honoured.
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Scientists show how sound can make bubbles eject particles they are carrying
Scientists have demonstrated that they can make tiny bubbles shed a coating of particles they are wrapped in, using sound.
New partnership on track to deliver advanced trains of the future
A new partnership is focusing on making the next generation of high speed trains, supported by the latest manufacturing and monitoring technologies.
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