Imperial and Rio Tinto launch $150m partnership to support the energy transition
Imperial College London – the global top ten university – and Rio Tinto have today launched the $150 million Rio Tinto Centre for Future Materials.
G-PST/ESIG Webinar: IBR-driven Sub-synchronous Oscillations
G-PST/ESIG Webinar on IBR-driven Sub-synchronous Oscillations
UK poised to lead G7 on clean electricity production
Ambitious clean energy policies mean the UK can make stronger carbon reduction commitments when international targets are revised in 2025.
Imperial launches climate course for students and staff
A new six-part online course equips Imperial students and staff with the tools and understanding to act on climate change.
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.
Felix Wu Distinguished Lecture in Power Systems
Professor Janusz Bialek delivers the Felix Wu Distinguished Lecture in Power Systems at The University of Hong Kong.
Fine-tuning ion exchange membranes for better energy storage
Nano-scale changes in structure can help optimise ion exchange membranes for use in devices such as flow batteries.
Imperial experts call for action on finance, health and loss and damage at COP29
As COP29 kicks-off in Baku, Imperial experts implore nations to act on finance, loss and damage, health and adaptation in their climate plans.
