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Q&A with Ghanaian science luminary promoting maths in the developing world
Alumnus Professor Francis Allotey is working with Imperial to create a network of maths researchers in developing countries.
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Q and A: Imperial engineer talks about new solar energy project in Africa
Dr Christos Markides talks about a volunteer project he is involved in to build up scientific expertise in solar energy in Africa.
"We cannot stand still" Provost says as College publishes gender equality report
Imperial will develop a comprehensive action plan to address sexism and advance gender equality, Professor James Stirling announced this week.
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Imperial recognised for openness on animal research
The College has been recognised by Understanding Animal Research for its communications around the number of animals used in research.
Start-ups need "university-led clusters not garages" to drive innovation
It is time to "forget the start-up garage myth" and look to "superclusters" like London, two Imperial scholars write for the World Economic Forum.
Scientific mobility must be protected after Brexit: Economist letter
The government should prepare visa policies that protect scientific mobility after Brexit, writes President Alice Gast.
President sets out vision for excellence in uncertain times
Imperial will take a "proactive and pragmatic" approach to Brexit, President Alice Gast said in her Autumn Message.
New £1 million fund to foster innovation in research and teaching
Imperial's new Excellence Funds aim to promote courageous and innovative ideas in research and teaching.
Financial technology is key to great customer service says Imperial alumnus
Women shouldn't be put off pursuing careers in financial technology because of its male dominated image, said an MBA alumnus.
Diagnostic device developed by Imperial start-up secures major US contract
A device that uses DNA analysis to quickly detect flu and drug-resistant bugs has attracted multi-million dollar funding from a US agency.
