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Policymakers must listen to scientists for circular economy success
A report provides ten recommendations to see governments and policymakers boost success of circular economy plans.
Policymakers must listen to scientists for circular economy success
A report provides ten recommendations to see governments and policymakers boost success of circular economy plans.
Imperial researchers awarded almost £1m to develop net zero cement technology
Imperial researchers have been awarded £986,176.28 in funding to develop a carbon negative cement additive.
Civil Engineering hosts Dervilla Mitchell, Arup, for Women in Engineering Day
International Women in Engineering Day 2023 was celebrated alongside Arup's Dervilla Mitchell.
African seed fund kick-starts innovative research partnerships
The African seed fund supports a range of research projects with partners in Africa – strengthening ties between Imperial and the continent.
Black box AI and Women in Science award: News from the College
Here’s a batch of fresh news and announcements from across Imperial.
Postgraduate Prize Winners Celebrated on Graduation Day
Twenty graduands were celebrated for their exceptional achievements during their Postgraduate studies in a Departmental awards ceremony.
Imperial Hosts a Global Summit on the Resilient and Renewable Planet
The R2P summit highlighted the urgent need to enhance society's resilience against natural and man-made disasters.
NATO Deputy Secretary General discusses global security in ISST annual lecture
In an impassioned lecture, Mircea Geoana spoke of disruptive technologies and how NATO is responding to innovation challenges.
Imperial Inaugural Lecture: It’s All in the Cracks
Professor Robert Vollum gives his inaugural lecture titled 'It's All in the Cracks'.
Inaugural Lecture: Ground Engineering: Foresights, Insights and Backsights
The inaugural lecture of Professor Jamie Standing, Professor of Ground Engineering in the Faculty of Engineering.