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'Scientists without borders': President Gast argues for academic mobility
Science needs "pragmatic ideas to foster mobility", writes Professor Alice Gast in Physics Today.
'Scientists without borders': President Gast argues for academic mobility
Science needs "pragmatic ideas to foster mobility", writes Professor Alice Gast in Physics Today.
Scientific pioneers recognised in New Year Honours list
A stem cell and HIV researcher and a biomedical robotics innovator are among those recognised in the Queen's New Year Honours list.
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Visa reform needed to avoid uncertainty, says President Gast
The UK should reform its visa system now to provide clarity ahead of the Brexit negotiation process, Alice Gast told the Financial Times.
President Gast joins Mayor of London's Brexit advisory group
Imperial's President Alice Gast is to advise the Mayor of London Sadiq Khan on the risks, challenges and opportunities following the EU referendum.
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Visa reform could make London a 'global innovation powerhouse'
Imperial's President Alice Gast has called on the government to reshape visa policy in an interview with the Evening Standard.
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Alan Greenspan's "extraordinary" legacy debated at Brevan Howard Centre
Sebastian Mallaby, author of a biography of Alan Greenspan, "the rock star of central bankers", addressed Imperial's Brevan Howard Centre last night.
New bond to support Imperial's growth
Imperial has agreed to issue bonds for £200 million through private placement to support major capital projects.
Scientific revolutions and Australian collaborations - ABC interviews Alice Gast
Science is undergoing a series of revolutions, Imperial's President told Australia's leading science show.
World's 'most powerful' energy leader talks oil, crises and science at Imperial
The Chair of King Abdullah University of Science and Technology, Mr Ali Al-Naimi, visited Imperial yesterday, meeting Saudi students and academics.
Start-ups need "university-led clusters not garages" to drive innovation
It is time to "forget the start-up garage myth" and look to "superclusters" like London, two Imperial scholars write for the World Economic Forum.