Royal visit
Prince Harry opens Blast Centre
His Royal Highness Prince Harry officially opened The Royal British Legion Centre for Blast Injury Studies at Imperial College London today.
Stories written by Colin Smith
Sports innovation
Remote-controlled helicopters that can rescue at sea: students' tech on show
A remote control mini-helicopter for saving swimmers in distress is one of the devices on display at a new exhibition at Imperial.
league tables
League tables are important barometer say students
League tables are an important barometer for helping prospective international students to decide what country to study in, say alumni.
Black gold
Imperial reflects on 100 years of petroleum education
This year Imperial is celebrating 100 years of petroleum related research and education.
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moving up
Academics celebrate new positions in this year's promotions round
Seventy eight Imperial College London academics will begin the autumn term with new positions in recognition of their research and teaching successes.
Cosmic factory
Scientists discover cosmic factory for making building blocks of life
Scientists have discovered a 'cosmic factory' for producing the building blocks of life, amino acids, according to research.
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Rock steady
Students rock on at the BBC
Imperial students rocked electric tunes on a famous TV show to demonstrate how their prototype generator could help make sustainable music.
Ironing out problems
New method for diagnosing anaemia using microwaves could lead to new blood tests
A rapid way of diagnosing anaemia using microwave technology has been developed by scientists.
Record haul
Engineering honours for staff and alumni
Imperial academics and alumni received a record haul of honours from a prestigious engineering academy this month.
Red Planet
BBC's mock Martian mission made possible by Imperial expertise
The know-how of Imperial academics helped a BBC journalist to design a mock mission to Mars, which features extensively across the network this week.
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