Undergraduate student scoops poster prize at prestigious international symposium
Narumi Wong, a student from the Department took part in the Amgen Scholars research program in Kyoto during the summer, winning the top poster prize.
Researchers develop new porous material to enable more efficient carbon capture
Researchers at Imperial College London have successfully produced porous boron nitride with four times better adsorption properties than before.
New research shows true value of cooperation in the fight against climate change
Imperial researchers have developed a new model for identifying the most cost-effective collective approach towards carbon mitigation.
Student talent celebrated at Science // Home exhibition launch
The creative talents of chemical engineering students were celebrated last week at the Science // Home photography exhibition launch.
Professor Dame Julia Higgins appointed as new IOP President
Professor Dame Julia Higgins talks about her life and becoming IOP President on 1 October
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Imperial engineer inspires the next generation of women in STEM
We spoke to Dr Yolanda Sanchez-Vicente about her work mentoring secondary school students as a STEM Ambassador for CREST.
New possibilities in nano-scale molecule detection
Researchers have observed a never-before-seen occurrence in Raman scattering, leading to new possibilities in nano-size spectroscopy.
Dr Camille Petit receives AIChE 35 Under 35 Award
Dr Camille Petit has been recognised as one of the leading chemical engineers under the age of 35.
Professor Omar Matar appointed as Vice-Dean (Education) for Engineering
Professor Omar Matar has been appointed as Vice-Dean (Education) for the Faculty of Engineering from 1 August 2017, for a period of 5 years.
Solar heat offers key advantages in race for renewable energy solutions
Emerging solar heat technologies possess unique potential to meet an increasing global demand for energy, according to a new briefing paper.
