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Imperial celebrates women in engineering
Imperial celebrates the achievements of its female engineers as part of an international day of celebration.
Stories written by Colin Smith
Opinion piece
Calling all women: London's tech sector needs you!
An Imperial computer engineering expert talks about the problems the UK's tech sector faces in the future if it doesn't address a gender imbalance.
Mud Pack
Scientists analysing Martian mudstones reveal chemistry of ancient lake in study
Imperial's Professor Sanjeev Gupta talks about the chemistry of rocks on Mars and what they reveal about a lake that has long since dried up.
Face off
3D models of faces developed by researchers could help in reconstruction surgery
Researchers are scanning 6,000 volunteers for a project that aims to create 3D computer face models for reconstructive surgery.
Current research
New method could lead to deep brain stimulation with no surgery
Scientists have developed a new technique that shows promise as a non-invasive approach to deep brain stimulation.
Surf's up
Academic and alumnus team up to take hassle out of journal searches
A Spotify-like app that lets scientists quickly access research papers online has been developed by an Imperial researcher and an alumnus.
Aid with AI
Humanitarian efforts could be aided by AI
Researchers have developed an AI algorithm to accurately predict the gender of pre-paid mobile phone users, which could be useful in crises.
Outstanding academics
Imperial celebrates research excellence with this year's President's Awards
More than twenty academics have been recognised this year as part of the President's Awards for Excellence in Research.
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Code of conduct
Imperial research on cricket bat design is enshrined in law
The Laws of Cricket have been improved thanks to a study carried out by researchers from Imperial College London.
Improbable rise
Imperial graduate's startup valued at $1 billion
Virtual reality firm Improbable has raised $502 million just five years after being co-founded by Imperial computing graduate Peter Lipka.
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