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Battery boost
£19m investment to drive innovative battery research
The UK’s flagship institute for electrochemical energy storage research has announced new investment in four battery projects.
£19m investment to drive innovative battery research
The UK’s flagship institute for electrochemical energy storage research has announced new investment in four battery projects.
Q&A: Exploring the future of energy storage
Imperial energy experts have penned a new book exploring the fast-growing field of energy storage.
Students assemble to share solutions to tackle global energy problem
Students worldwide have assembled to tackle the global energy problem and work towards achieving the goal of affordable and clean energy for all.
New centre to develop sustainable materials for a green future
New $150 million research centre at Imperial College London will develop sustainable routes to materials for a green future.
Imperial researcher awarded £1m for magma-mapping project
Project EARTH will map magma and assess the risk of solar storms on energy supply.
Plant pathogens and science festivals: News from the College
Here’s a batch of fresh news and announcements from across Imperial.
Ceres Power wins the MacRobert Award for engineering innovation
An energy technology company with its roots at Imperial has won the UK’s most prestigious award for engineering innovation.
£1.4m grant for AI to help achieve net zero in energy and transport
Imperial researchers have been awarded £1.4 million to lead a project using AI to help the UK’s energy and transport sectors achieve carbon net zero.
Market debut is a red-letter day for Ceres Power
An energy technology company with its roots at Imperial has re-affirmed its commitment to London with a move to the LSE’s Main Market.
Synthetic chemist and battery-membrane team win RSC awards
Professor Nicholas Long and the Microporous Membranes Team have won accolades in this year’s Royal Society of Chemistry awards.