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Beijing leader hails growing Imperial-China collaborations
One of China’s top officials visited Imperial College London to explore research into sustainable transport and air quality control.
Beijing leader hails growing Imperial-China collaborations
One of China’s top officials visited Imperial College London to explore research into sustainable transport and air quality control.
'Great potential for collaboration', says Vice President ahead of trip to Africa
Imperial College London has dozens of scientists working across Africa in a diverse range of health and environmental research programmes.
Pioneering LKCMedicine graduates start work in hospitals
The first graduates from Lee Kong Chian School of Medicine (LKCMedicine) started working in hospitals this week after five years of study.
Austrian AI collaborations to grow
Imperial’s lead in artificial intelligence and machine learning impressed leaders from Austria this week.
Business leaders debate the future of organisations at Imperial
Leaders from business, politics and academia debated the future of organisations at Imperial College Business School.
UK launches £1bn AI fund at Imperial College London
The UK government launched a £1bn artificial intelligence fund with industry at Imperial College London today.
Portuguese Science Minister discusses energy and health innovation at Imperial
Portugal’s Minister of Science, Technology and Higher Education, Professor Manuel Heitor, met with Imperial academics and researchers.
Leading academics reveal how innovation is tackling global health challenges
Leading academics revealed how innovation is tackling global health challenges at the latest Imperial Global Science Policy Forum event.
Six researchers win 14 million euros of top EU funding awards
Six Imperial researchers have won 14 million euros of the EU's most prestigious funding awards for ‘blue skies’ projects.
European collaborations fuelled by Imperial seed fund
Data privacy, particle physics and cancer prevention are some of the projects that have received a funding boost to strengthen European collaboration.