Imperial's most promising student startups get set to pitch their business ideas
Five Imperial student startups will battle it out in the final of the College’s biggest entrepreneurial competition, the Venture Catalyst Challenge.
Five ways Imperial is helping businesses and policymakers address pollution
Reducing CO2 emissions to net zero is now top of the agenda, but other pollution challenges — in the air, on land, and in water - have not gone away.
Exciting partnerships, female founders and energy boosts
Check out some of the exciting updates from Imperial’s enterprising ecosystem, from energy research partnerships to startups’ successes.
Natural language processing startup NeuralSpace receives £1.2 million investment
Tech from student startup NeuralSpace, which has raised £1.2m from US investors, could allow smart assistants like Siri to understand more languages.
Fuel cell disruptor Bramble Energy raises £35 million
An Imperial startup whose technology could help kickstart the hydrogen economy has raised £35 million from investors.
Imperial startup Monolith AI raises £8.5m and launches new research with College
AI-assisted engineering company Monolith AI, founded at Imperial, has returned to its alma mater as a research partner following Series A funding.
Modified mosquitoes and ‘zombie’ cells: News from the College
Here’s a batch of fresh news and announcements from across Imperial.
Imperial named best in Europe for entrepreneurs as startup competition commences
The hunt for the most promising student businesses continues as part of Imperial’s Venture Catalyst Challenge (VCC).
Partnership will redesign data centre computing to improve security of the cloud
A new partnership between Imperial and the Technology Innovation Institute (TII) in Abu Dhabi aims to boost the security of cloud computing services.
FA Bio's unique soil diagnostic tools target sustainable farming solutions
Imperial startup FA Bio has made substantial technical and commercial progress following a seed investment in 2021 and has rebranded from FungiAlert.
