Imperial receives two new Athena SWAN awards for work on gender equality
Imperial has been awarded two new Athena SWAN awards and one renewal, in recognition of its continued support for women in higher education.
Imperial celebrates International Women in Engineering Day
Imperial’s President Alice Gast led College-wide efforts to inspire women in engineering.
International research bursaries unlock opportunities for female scientists
Stevenson Fund winners are set to travel to global partner universities to meet and work with inspirational mentors.
Sight loss in focus, and awarding women in science: News from the College
Here’s a batch of fresh news and announcements from across Imperial.
Department of Computing MSc student honoured for her joint work with Royal Mail
Natasha Page, who collaborated with Royal Mail for her MSc thesis, is runner up for the 2019 May Hicks Award from the Operational Research Society.
Role Models for Women in Computational Science and Engineering
In Earth Science & Engineering, Dr Adriana Paluszny is a role model to women and promotes their various career paths to generate interest in modelling
Universities can help create next generation of women entrepreneurs
Universities are key to unlocking women-led innovation, write Professor Alice Gast and Alexsis de Raadt St James.
Inventor of 3D sketching tool named one of the UK’s most innovative women
An Imperial alumnus who created a virtual reality sketching tool has won £50,000 in Innovate UK’s Women in Innovation awards.
Looking back on Women@Imperial Week
As Women@Imperial Week draws to a close, we look back at some of the highlights.
Next-generation washable cast for broken limbs wins WE Innovate top prize
An undergraduate student from Imperial College London has invented a new kind of orthopaedic cast that is breathable, washable, and easy to apply.
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