New membrane could cut emissions and energy use in oil refining
Imperial has co-developed the first synthetic membrane to separate crude oil and crude oil fractions, which could help reduce carbon emissions.
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Brain waves of Formula E world champion measured on Top Gear race track
For the first time, a new study simultaneously tracks brain activity, eye movements and body movements of a pro race car driver in extreme conditions.
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Warmer summers risk chilling energy bill rises at supermarkets
A new report from Imperial and Sainsbury's outlines how well-managed fridges can keep food cooler, be greener and cut costs.
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Solving problems and changing lives: Imperial celebrates women in engineering
Imperial celebrates International Women in Engineering Day (INWED) by asking our women engineers and students what engineering means to them.
Imperial expands data science and innovation collaborations
Imperial is expanding its data science and innovation collaborations with Huawei to enable cutting edge discoveries for the benefit of society.
Antiviral reducing influenza spread in ferrets could help control flu outbreaks
A new antiviral treatment has been found to reduce the risk of ferrets with influenza spreading the virus to healthy animals.
As humanity’s relationship with AI grows, experts call for protective framework
Scientists have proposed a new international framework to keep ethics and human wellbeing at the forefront of our relationship with technology.
Small altitude changes could cut contrail impact of flights by up to 59 per cent
Altering the altitudes of less than two per cent of flights could reduce contrail-linked climate change by 59 per cent, says a new Imperial study.
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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.
