Infiniti Motor Company get students revved up over placements in motorsports
A Formula One racing car, previously driven by racing legends Sebastian Vettel and Mark Webber, had a temporary pit stop at Imperial this week.
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Video: 1950s 'maser' technology making a comeback, say researchers
Exploring the galaxy and catching drug cheats in sports are some applications for a magnetic form of laser called a maser, say Imperial researchers.
Imperial team to compete in international bionic sporting championship
Imperial team announce today that they are going for gold in the Cybathlon, an international sporting event held in Switzerland next year.
Engineers suggest new ways for refining industries to cut carbon
Reducing carbon dioxide emissions from bio-refineries and chemical manufacturing are the focus of two new studies at Imperial College London.
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Bioglass expert celebrates international honour and chats about his research
An Imperial academic, recognised internationally this month, talks about how a material, similar to window glass, has the healing touch.
Scientists collaborate on project to make next generation industrial filters
Making industrial filtration technology more efficient and sustainable is the focus of a new academic partnership involving Imperial College London.
Tiny light bulb in a cell could improve biological devices
Scientists have developed a tiny fluorescing light bulb for detecting potential problems in biological devices.
Prototype 'nanoneedles' generate new blood vessels in mice
Scientists have developed tiny nanoneedles that have successfully prompted parts of the body to generate new blood vessels, in a trial in mice.
Study suggests method is rock solid for storing carbon dioxide deep underground
Scientists report that they may have found the best way for trapping carbon dioxide permanently in rocks deep underground.
New project aims to use clouds to bring big data to small businesses
Harnessing the power of cloud computing to enable smaller companies to use big data and grow their business is the focus of a new project.
