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Advances in Perovskites
Imperial Perovskite PV Symposium
Students and staff form the CPE and beyond gathered in December to share the latest research on hybrid perovskite materials and solar cells.
Imperial Perovskite PV Symposium
Students and staff form the CPE and beyond gathered in December to share the latest research on hybrid perovskite materials and solar cells.
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Alternative solar cells ramp up efficiency and stability
Imperial researchers are designing cheaper and more flexible solar energy materials, set to rival traditional rigid silicon panels.
Solved: mystery that was holding back development of next-generation solar cells
Scientists have identified an unexpected cause of poor performance in a new class of flexible and cheap solar cells, bringing them closer to market.
Innovation award for renewable, safe and cheap energy storage technology
Chemical Engineering PhD researcher, Jiajun Cen, and his team of entrepreneurs have won a renowned innovation award for their Blue Battery invention
Imperial PhD researcher recognised by Middle East industry awards ceremony
Dr Ali Al-Menhali has been awarded Best Dissertation of the Year at the 2016 Abu Dhabi International Petroleum Exhibition & Conference.
Imperial urges climate community to consider how to fund low-emission technology
Representatives from Imperial are travelling to Morocco to attend the United Nations climate change conference (COP22), which starts today.
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Profile: Professor Jim Skea CBE
Profile of Jim Skea, Professor in Imperial's Centre for Environmental Policy, who has an active and wide-ranging role in climate change policy.
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Bright minds give organisations the chance to tackle sustainability challenges
The Grantham Institute invites organisations to partner with the brightest PhD students to tackle the UN's Sustainable Development Goals.
New data on weird state of matter could help the development of fusion power
Researchers have determined how warm dense matter, a state that exists during fusion reactions, behaves at different temperatures and pressures.
Guests quench their thirst for discovery at watery Imperial Fringe
Water, water, was everywhere on Thursday when Imperial researchers showcased their latest rainy research.
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