Scientists find fossilised cosmic dust in white cliffs of Dover
Researchers from Imperial College London report that the white cliffs of Dover contain the fossilised remains of cosmic dust.
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Robotic vision expert and fluid mechanic academic recognised as new Fellows
Imperial is celebrating the election of two more of its academics to the Fellowship of the Royal Academy of Engineering (RA Eng).
Imperial academics recognised with 2017 promotions
Imperial has recognised a total of 130 staff from across the College who have been promoted in the 2017 round.
Imperial researcher develops recyclable surfboard in world first
An Imperial researcher has developed what is thought to be the world's first 3D-printed compostable and recyclable surfboard.
Prototype technology for unearthing minefields with fire developed by team
Engineers have developed prototype technology that uses controlled burning to partially reveal landmines buried in peat soil.
Dementia and brain research could be improved thanks to new sensor
Scientists have improved the way that brain activity data is collected in mice, which could advance dementia and brain research.
Imperial researchers will help train next generation of African AI experts
Three Imperial researchers are travelling to South Africa to take part in the first ever Deep Learning Indaba.
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Imperial academic to lead UK's new national science hub
An Imperial chemical engineer will lead a new national centre of excellence in technology development and innovation.
Can the UK's gas grid go green? New white paper explores options
Options for a greener gas grid are explored by researchers from Imperial College London in a white paper out today.
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Hundred-year-old law on fluid flow overturned by Imperial research
Engineers from Imperial College London have dispelled a 100-year-old scientific law used to describe how fluid flows through rocks.
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