Tooling up
Imperial helping UK grow its hi-tech manufacturing base
Helping the UK to develop more hi-tech industries will be the focus of research at a centre, officially launched at Imperial College London today.
Stories written by Colin Smith
Water flow on Mars
Pebbles help explain Mars' watery past
The discovery of sand and pebbles that have turned to rock has provided the most definitive proof yet of ancient water flow on Mars.
Film star fossil
Actor Johnny Depp immortalised in ancient fossil find
A scientist has discovered an ancient extinct creature with scissor hand-like claws in fossil records and named it in honour of a movie star.
Thank you
President & Rector expresses his thanks after roaring success of Festival
Imperial's President & Rector today extended a big thank you to everyone who took time to make this year's Imperial Festival such an enjoyable event.
Energy efficient
New book equips next generation with tools to make cities more energy efficient
A guide for understanding how cities can be more energy efficient is being launched this week.
In the clouds
Power of cloud computing harnessed by Imperial collaboration
Realising the potential of cloud computing for businesses will be the focus of research carried out by Imperial College London and partners.
Plate tectonics
Imperial research explains what is cracking up Africa
An Imperial researcher discusses what is happening below the Earth's crust in Africa.
Plate tectonics
Imperial research explains what is cracking up Africa
An Imperial researcher discusses what is happening below the Earth's crust in Africa.
Ice sheets
Antarctica's transition to an ice world millions of years ago revealed in study
A new study of sea floor core samples has shed light on how animals and the Antarctic environment evolved in icy conditions.
Industrial applications
Imperial research receives funds to meet global challenges
Two innovative engineering projects receive grants from a major UK funder this month.
