Biomass gasification: an old technology with a promising new outlook
A new review paper assesses conventional and advanced biomass gasification and concludes it is a promising and economically beneficial technology.
Researchers develop new porous materials using doughnut nanorings
Researchers propose a new design of highly open liquid-crystalline structures from geometrically unique rigid nanorings.
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Building low-carbon bridges with Australia
Imperial College London is working with Australia's CSIRO to fund research and development of clean fossil fuels.
Chemical Engineering Summer School 2016
Our successful Summer School programme continued this year, with a record number of 62 students from around the world.
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Reliance on renewables not sufficient for meeting global climate targets
New paper highlights the need for carbon capture and storage systems (CCS) in the age of renewables.
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"No talking!" - memories and stories of the Class of 2016
Another year, another 120 MEng students finished ChemEng at Imperial. We interviewed six of them about their best memories and future plans.
Researchers develop porous carbon foam material with wide range of applications
Imperial researchers have developed a highly-efficient and cost-effective method for producing a carbon foam material with wide ranging applications.
Meet the Chemical Engineering PhD committee!
The Chemical Engineering PhD representatives were awarded a Union Award this year. But who are the representatives and what do they do?
Recognition for undergraduate research at international conference
Undergraduate students from the Department have been recognised for their final year research project work on retinal oxygenation.
Department of Chemical Engineering image competition winners announced
We are delighted to announce the winners of the 2016 Department of Chemical Engineering student image competition.
