Imperial experts work with Cubic to explore AI-powered public transport
Imperial experts are working with Cubic Transportation Systems, a global leader in public transport innovation, to explore new applications of AI.
Safe Intelligence raises £4m to build safe and reliable AI
An Imperial spinout has raised £4.15m seed funding for software designed to ensure that safety- and business-critical AI systems perform as intended.
New spinout RemePhy to use plants to tackle worldwide soil contamination
A new spinout, RemePhy, aims to revolutionise the way we address soil contamination, one of the world’s most critical environmental challenges.
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Science Minister launches new Fellowship to boost UK deep tech and life sciences
A new Venture Capital Fellowship, launched by Imperial and the Royal Academy of Engineering, will help boost the deep tech and life sciences sectors.
Six things we learnt about environmental innovation at All You Can Innovate
Researchers and entrepreneurs shared hard-won lessons on bringing environmental solutions to market at an All You Can Innovate event last month.
Imperial spinout Siftr Bio aims to improve precision of ADC cancer drugs
A new Imperial spinout aims to improve the performance of an emerging class of cancer treatments known as antibody-drug conjugates or ADCs.
It’s unusual that you shared negative data, spinout told, pre £90m raise
Honesty is the best policy, says Myricx's CEO, who used authentic relationships with investors to help the biotech win major funding after a pivot.
Materials innovator M-Spin launches with £1.2 million in seed funding
The company’s high-surface area materials could boost the performance of the electrolysers, fuel cells and batteries vital to the energy transition.
Imperial leads £5m collaboration to scale UK climate startups
Funding from Research England Development Fund will enable Imperial and partners to support climate science startups to commercial deployment.
Paper sends a signal in PulpaTronics’ alternative to metal-and-silicon RFID tags
An Imperial startup has raised £430,000 to begin testing its low-cost, recyclable radio-frequency ID tags with retailers.
