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Rupert Myers Wins ERC Grant
Dr Myers has won a prestigious ERC grant towards his work in decarbonising cement production.
Rupert Myers Wins ERC Grant
Dr Myers has won a prestigious ERC grant towards his work in decarbonising cement production.
UK behind European countries on home upgrades to combat bills and climate crisis
The UK’s efforts to upgrade homes to combat energy bills and climate change are trailing behind European countries, according to a new Imperial paper.
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Recycled gold from SIM cards could help make drugs more sustainable
Researchers have used gold extracted from electronic waste as catalysts for reactions that could be applied to making medicines.
From fashion to construction, Imperial start-ups lead on eco innovation
Imperial start-up businesses are leading the way in finding solutions to critical climate and environmental problems.
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Decarbonising the world isn't a one-size-fits-all
If we want to decarbonise the world, we have to work together – but don’t expect everyone to decarbonise at the same rate, says Dr Onesmus Mwabonje.
Imperial engineers champion better ventilation for a healthier world
Imperial engineers working to improve ventilation in buildings and urban environments are participating in the first ever World Ventilation Day.
Working with mountain communities could help water systems adapt to climate
Imperial scientists have shared how working directly with mountain communities could drive adaptation to the loss of their main water sources.
Imperial academics secure £6.1m EPSRC grant to develop sustainable materials
Imperial College London will lead a collaboration between industrial and academics partners to develop functional materials from biowaste products.
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NASA and Imperial scientists detect epic meteoroid impact on Mars
NASA instruments co-developed at Imperial have detected a Mars meteoroid impact that left a crater one and a half times the size of Trafalgar Square.
Lab-grown cell machinery prompts real cells to sense and react to outside cues
Imperial researchers have programmed bacterial cells to react to changes in light and temperature with the help of synthetic cell machinery.