RESEARCH SHOWCASE
Materials researchers showcase innovative 'tiny science' at Imperial Lates
Imperial Lates are a fun, relaxed way to hear the latest scientific developments at Imperial College London.
Stories written by Jessica Wade
Controlling spin
Controlling spin
Materials research that could help with the development of low-power next-generation technologies.
News in brief
Controlling spin and Alzheimer’s biological pathway: News from the College
Here’s a batch of fresh news and announcements from across Imperial.
Handedness of materials
Twisting light
New insights into the "handedness" of materials.
CPE Symposium 2018
2018 CPE Symposium
2018's symposium featured Samsung Institute of Advanced Technology’s director Dr Sangyoon Lee and showcased the work of CPE's researchers.
Physics World Discovery
CPE Alumni Publish Printed Electronics Book
Jess Wade, Joseph Razzell Hollis and Sebastian Wood introduce the next generation of electronic devices, based on printable and low-cost materials.
Women in Physics
How do we Solve Science's Problem with Women?
Equation X debate
Meet a microscope maker
Meet a microscope maker
Imperial student Yuxin Zhang is spending a year in industry at the Francis Crick Institute. Jess Wade went to find out what she's been up to...
International success
Space Physicist Galand wins the Fernand Holweck Medal and Prize
Dr Marina Galand, Reader in Planetary Sciences, is recognised for her advanced plasma models which are used to interpret the data from space missions.
Scientific sisterhood
Try, Fail, Learn, Think, Keep Trying
Dr Jess Wade recounts her experience joining women from 47 countries for a special STEM-inspired International Visitor Leadership Program this year.
