Imperial to help develop blast injury hub for conflict survivors in Sri Lanka
A 1.9 million GBP project will develop new methods for treating victims who have lost or injured limbs as a consequence of the conflict in Sri Lanka.
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Indian village gets electricity for the first time, thanks to Imperial student
An Imperial PhD student has helped to electrify a village in central northern India, connecting 100 homes to a mini solar energy grid.
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Imperial academic talks about studying museum specimens of Chinese bound feet
An Imperial academic talks about her recent work in analysing the internal structure of bound-feet museum artefacts.
Young engineer recognised for her achievements
An Imperial early career researcher is the overall winner of a prestigious prize awarded by the Royal Academy of Engineering (RAEng).
Imperial academic discusses his work on algae fuel factories
An Imperial engineer talks about his work in 'coaxing' algae into manufacturing and excreting biofuels on an industrial scale.
Imperial researchers come out in force for Summer Science Exhibition
A knife that sniffs out cancer and technology for boosting signals from Mars are examples of Imperial research going on show at a prestigious event.
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Imperial researchers support asteroid awareness day
How to protect Earth from asteroid impacts will be the topic of a panel discussion at Imperial, held as part of an international awareness day.
11 tips for viewing and collecting asteroid fragments
Imperial researchers give tips about how to observe shooting stars and what to do if they fall to Earth, as part of Asteroid Day celebrations.
Imperial early-career researcher recognised in prestigious list
An Imperial engineer has been nominated as one of the top 50 women in engineering.
Design engineering plots course to redress gender imbalance
An Imperial academic talks about the Dyson School of Design Engineering's success redressing the gender imbalance of undergraduate students.
