Imperial-led programme to help establish new UK model of medical technology R&D
An Imperial-led programme that supports medical technology innovation aims to take its model across the UK with new funding from Research England.
Imperial partner Apollo receives £100m to boost medical research at leading unis
Imperial will benefit from continued support for translational biomedical research under a unique technology transfer model.
Imperial and PETRONAS open centre for greener and more advanced energy systems
Imperial has opened a research centre in partnership with PETRONAS that will help the energy company introduce new green technologies.
Podcast explores new frontiers in analytical science
A new podcast from Agilent and Imperial features analytical scientists who are working on a variety of real-world questions and challenges.
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The quantum computing trailblazers powered by Imperial expertise
Quantum tech startup ORCA Computing is using links with Imperial to gain an edge in the race to create the world’s first widely used quantum computer.
Discover the world of 2050 – as transformed by today’s green technologies
Imperial Tech Foresight and the Grantham Institute have envisioned a future where tech that exists today has helped make the world greener and fairer.
Mobility trial to offer staff free bike loan and car club
Imperial is partnering with Enterprise Rent-a-Car and Brompton Bikes on a pilot mobility hub designed to empower greater choice in urban transport.
Expert insights driving forward renewable power
Energy experts from Imperial have offered insights that could help the UK meet its net zero CO2 target in two new reports published earlier this year.
Worldwide uncertainty a chance to be more efficient and resilient, say academics
Companies and governments are working with Imperial to make smart decisions that improve efficiency, resilience and expected value in uncertain times.
Look beyond private car ownership to transform cities, say researchers
Electric cars alone will not make cities healthy and sustainable, say Imperial academics, who have called for a radical new systems of urban mobility.
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