Imperial academics design low cost emergency ventilator
Imperial academics have designed a simple emergency ventilator that can be manufactured quickly and at low cost from generic components.
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Student startup aims to treat Parkinson’s symptoms with wearable device
A startup founded by an Imperial student is developing a device to help Parkinson’s Disease sufferers move more easily.
Imperial pioneers innovation in clean energy sector
Clean energy companies based on Imperial research have received significant recent investments and are helping develop a clean energy economy.
Imperial in programme to push step change in UK quantum technology sector
Technologies that exploit the quantum properties of matter and their interactions may soon be used to create a new paradigm in information processing.
Financial services companies using academic expertise to innovate
Banks and other financial services companies are increasingly benefiting from the specialist expertise of academics at Imperial College London.
Tech foresight practice maps the future of urban air
Specialists in air quality and tech foresight have unveiled an interactive map of technologies and designs that could affect the future of urban air.
Imperial researchers investigating medical cannabis for cancer and acute pain
Imperial College London researchers are trialling cannabis-based medicinal products for the treatment of cancer and acute pain.
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Imperial working to encourage green tech innovators with Vodafone
Imperial is supporting Vodafone’s Future Changers, a worldwide competition for young adults to find tech solutions to environmental challenges.
Expanding business and advancing manufacturing: News from the College
Here’s a batch of fresh news and announcements from across Imperial.
Voice-based AI tool could offer clinicians a better way to track depression
A machine learning tool that tracks voice changes could offer a robust way to monitor changes in mood, say founders of medtech venture Affect.AI.
