VACCINE INNER WORKINGS
$2 million investment for study investigating how vaccines work inside cells
A new $2 million project will help study how our ancestry and diversity influence the way vaccines work in our cells.
Stories tagged with 'Diversity'
COP26:Reflection & Action
COP26: The time for delivery is now, say Imperial experts
Experts discuss the work that needs to happen now, after the UN climate change conference concluded with a new agreement, the Glasgow Climate Pact.
Race Equality Charter
Imperial’s commitment to action recognised with Race Equality Charter award
The College has been granted Bronze status by Advance HE’s Race Equality Charter.
Estates leads initiative
Workshop breaks silence around racial mental health inequalities
A seed-funded workshop has proved successful in raising recognition of mental health awareness in Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic communities.
History Report
We can learn lessons from history while protecting free speech - Alice Gast
There are "rarely simple answers" to address the complex, brilliant and sometimes flawed figures who shape great universities, writes Alice Gast.
History and Legacy
Dialogue begins as community confronts, celebrates and learns from past
Imperial is starting a dialogue with its community to deepen understanding of the College’s history and legacy.
Black History Month
Proud to be an engineer at Imperial
'Proud to Be' is the theme for this year's Black History Month.
David Larbie is proud to be an engineer working for Imperial College.
Student support
Imperial launches new support for Black students
Funding for a new set of scholarships for Black-heritage students has been announced.
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New training programme
New training programme for early-career professionals launched
Imperial has launched a paid internship programme that gives students and graduates the opportunity to gain professional work experience and skills.
ESE News
ESE September Newsletter
An overview of the recent publications, events and exciting work that's been happening in the Department of Earth Science and Engineering.
