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Imperial engineer recognised by American Academy
An Imperial researcher who helped to stabilise the Leaning Tower of Pisa has been elected to the US National Academy of Engineering.
Imperial engineer recognised by American Academy
An Imperial researcher who helped to stabilise the Leaning Tower of Pisa has been elected to the US National Academy of Engineering.
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Robot drones could 'print' buildings and disaster shelters, says researcher
Drone swarms that can print emergency shelters for survivors of natural disasters are just around the corner, says Mirko Kovac in an interview.
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New project to ensure information gathered by sensors is reliable
Researchers are working on a new £4 million project that will ensure vast sensor networks of the future are dependable.
Imperial researcher honoured by top American institute
An Imperial expert in joint mechanics and the effects of blast injuries has been recognised for his achievements by a prestigious US institution.
Ancient Aboriginals' use of fire had little effect on erosion
Ancient Aboriginals' use of fire did not cause much erosion of Australian land, according to new research.
Making our digital world safer from cyber attacks
Testing the resilience of the UK's infrastructure from cyber-attacks and sharing data safely is the focus of two new Imperial projects.
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Researchers closer to developing vision for household robots
Scientists at Imperial are developing vision technology that could enable the domestic robots of the future to truly see their environment.
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Star Wars-style robotic hand controlled by muscle vibrations
Scientists have developed technology that enables a user to control a robotic hand via arm movements and muscle vibrations.
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Wasp-inspired robotic needle moves closer to surgery
Scientists are developing a robotic system for more accurate brain surgery, using a bendable robotic needle inspired by a wood-boring wasp.
Turbulence created by powerful aircraft engines visualised by Imperial team
Researchers are attempting to reduce aircraft noise, by creating pictures of how air is forced through engines when planes are in flight.
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