Innovation fund for Imperial staff and student startups launches
Imperial College London has launched its first Innovation Fund to invest in early-stage, high-growth, knowledge-intensive companies.
World’s first device to capture harmful tyre particles invented by students
A group of Imperial students have invented a device to collect tyre particles from vehicles, a major contributor to the world’s air pollution.
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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.
Hackspace hosts Design Society makeathon on moving to Mars
Advanced Hackspace hosted the Imperial Design Society on 1 and 2 February for their annual Makeathon event with the theme Moving to Mars.
Future entrepreneurs start intensive training programme
An international cohort are starting their entrepreneurial journeys with intensive training and masterclasses on Imperial's Techcelerate programme.
Imperial graduate named one of Europe’s most innovative entrepreneurs
Leslie Nooteboom, co-founder of Humanising Autonomy, has been named as an MIT Technology Review Innovator under 35.
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Imperial launches search for next generation of entrepreneurs
The Venture Catalyst Challenge tasks Imperial students with turning their ideas into new technologies, products and businesses.
Software for 3D printing could create better machine components
A startup co-founded by Imperial researchers is developing software to design complex mechanical components.
Imperial graduate named UK’s most promising young engineering entrepreneur
George Winfield founded Spyras and is developing a paper-based sensor to identify sepsis in patients by accurately monitoring their breathing rate.
Imperial researcher invents self-cleaning lens for keyhole surgery
Dr Ahmad Nabeel's device can clean the lens used in keyhole surgery without removing it from the patient, saving time and increasing patient safety.
