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Budget 2020
UK Budget 2020: Imperial experts respond
Academics and researchers from across Imperial College London have provided analysis of the 2020 Spring budget.
UK Budget 2020: Imperial experts respond
Academics and researchers from across Imperial College London have provided analysis of the 2020 Spring budget.
World’s first device to capture harmful tyre particles invented by students
A group of Imperial students have invented a device to collect tyre particles from vehicles, a major contributor to the world’s air pollution.
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Students display innovative solutions to global challenges
Students from programmes offered jointly by Imperial College London and the Royal College of Art exhibited latest projects at work in progress show.
Dark Data: Why what you don’t know matters
Emeritus professor David Hand launched his latest book on the universe of information at Imperial College London.
Imperial graduate named one of Europe’s most innovative entrepreneurs
Leslie Nooteboom, co-founder of Humanising Autonomy, has been named as an MIT Technology Review Innovator under 35.
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Imperial launches search for next generation of entrepreneurs
The Venture Catalyst Challenge tasks Imperial students with turning their ideas into new technologies, products and businesses.
Imperial graduate named UK’s most promising young engineering entrepreneur
George Winfield founded Spyras and is developing a paper-based sensor to identify sepsis in patients by accurately monitoring their breathing rate.
Imperial students help to put vulnerable countries on the map
The Friends of Médecins Sans Frontières society at Imperial hosted a ‘mapathon’ to help to improve maps of vulnerable countries.
Cancer drug delivery award and renewable campuses: News from the College
Here’s a batch of fresh news and announcements from across Imperial.
Imperial startup launches flagship store in the heart of London
DnaNudge, co-founded by Imperial professor Chris Toumazou, has launched a flagship store in London’s Covent Garden.
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