Energising research
SENER delegation visit ushers in landmark new energy research collaboration
On 23 March, the Department of Chemical Engineering proudly hosted a delegation from Mexico's Secretary of Energy (SENER).
Stories written by Genevieve Timmins
IOM3 Silver Medal
Dr Camille Petit awarded prestigious IOM3 Silver Medal
Congratulations to Dr Camille Petit on receiving a Silver Medal award from the Institute of Materials, Minerals and Mining (IOM3).
Fighting climate change
CCU: a viable weapon in the fight against climate change?
A paper published this week in Nature Climate Change assesses the efficacy of carbon capture and utilization (CCU) in mitigating climate change.
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Art meets Chemistry
Alchemy meets chemistry in new research
A new research paper analyses the degradation of white paint on Jackson Pollock's 'Alchemy' using infrared spectroscopic imaging.
Graduating in style
Chemical Engineering's Class of '17 celebrates in style
On 22 March, the Imperial College Chemical Engineering Society hosted its Annual Dinner to celebrate the graduating class of 2017.
Internship Success
Naima Ali secures prestigious RCUK Policy Internship
PhD student Naima Ali has been awarded a highly competitive internship with the Government Office for Science (GoS).
Polygonal coffee stains
The evaporation of exotic non-spherical droplets studied for the first time
New research finds a universal scaling law valid for the evaporation of drops of any shape.
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Fighting dementia
Three ways Imperial is leading the way in dementia research
As part of Brain Awareness Week (13 - 19 March), we spoke to three pioneering Imperial researchers who are advancing the field of dementia research.
AMS Meeting
Why communication counts: Dr James Seddon at AMS's Winter Science Meeting
Dr James Seddon was recently shortlisted for the Academy of Medical Sciences (AMS) Oral Plenary Prize at their Winter Science Meeting.
PhD viva
Congratulations to Ke Yan Wen!
The Section of Structural Biology would like to congratulate Miss Ke Yan Wen on passing her PhD viva.
