From Junior Clerk to MBE, it's been quite a journey for our own Linda Jones
As the memories of long-standing staff member Linda Jones reveal, life behind the scenes in the Department of Physics is anything but boring.
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Outstanding Young Scientist Award for lecturer with oceans of talent
Imperial oceanographer, has been recognised with an Outstanding Young Scientist Award from the EGU.
From CERN to STEM, Imperial's award-winners keep on coming!
Tangible proof that the Department of Physics is brimming with talent as two young physicists pick up prestigious awards.
Backing secured for brilliant invention, designed to prevent crop destruction
Entrepreneurial PhD students Kerry O'Donnelly and Angela de Mazanos have secured investor funding worth £100k for their ingenious FungiAlert.
Imperial strengthens expertise in computational chemistry and drug discovery
Royal Society University Research Fellows, Dr Kim Jelfs and Dr James Bull will be part of the Department of Chemistry in White City.
Imperial hosts receptions for alumni and friends in Malaysia and Singapore
Last week, more than 500 alumni and guests gathered in Kuala Lumpur and Singapore to meet President Alice Gast, connect, and hear news from Imperial.
New Year Honours: Imperial achievements recognised
Several Imperial staff, alumni and friends have been awarded with New Year's Honours.
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An Imperial alumnus is helping Tim Peake inspire a new generation of astronauts
As a 17-year-old sitting in the control room at NASA, alumnus Libby Jackson (BSc Physics 2002) decided that she wanted a career in the space industry.
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Exploring dark matter in the inaugural Blackett Colloquium
On 24 October, more than 100 alumni and guests joined leading Imperial scientists to explore one of the biggest mysteries in physics, dark matter.
Imperial alumnus explores the future of travel with Space Lab
Alumnus Jonathan Firth (Mechanical Engineering 1981) returned to Imperial on Tuesday 29 September to speak at Space Lab's third Annual Conference.
