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Making memories
Imperial hosts event to mark artefacts joining prestigious cultural register
The event celebrated six significant cultural archives joining the UNESCO UK Memory of the World Register.
Imperial hosts event to mark artefacts joining prestigious cultural register
The event celebrated six significant cultural archives joining the UNESCO UK Memory of the World Register.
Cutting through the smoke and championing diversity: News from the College
Here’s a batch of fresh news and announcements from across Imperial.
Diverse teaching boosted by additional investment from Excellence Fund
Two additional projects are set to receive funding from the Excellence Fund for Learning and Teaching Innovation.
Celebrating the life of Sir Roger Bannister
Friends and colleagues came together to celebrate the Imperial alumnus, esteemed neurologist and runner of the first sub-four-minute mile.
There is no safe level of alcohol consumption, new global study confirms
Imperial researchers are among a team of international scientists to suggest there is no safe level of alcohol – the health risks outweigh benefits.
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Local school students get inventive in Maker Challenge
Young people from the White City area had the opportunity to showcase their making and inventing skills through Imperial’s Maker Challenge.
Engineering excellence and startup success: News from the College
Here’s a batch of fresh news and announcements from across Imperial.
Top international scholars discuss how to tackle future city challenges
Leading scholars from the Schmidt Science Fellows Programme took part in an Imperial Tech Foresight workshop on the future of urbanisation.
Glaucoma hope from turmeric eye drops
A derivative of turmeric could be used in eye drops to treat the early stages of glaucoma, a new study by Imperial and UCL researchers has found.
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Pioneering Imperial academic among women engineers named in national biography
For nearly 30 years, Letitia Chitty was a member of the Civil Engineering Department and now features in the Oxford Dictionary of National Biography.