Microwave technology could become portable and energy-efficient, study suggests
Researchers in the Department of Materials have developed a new 'spin-cold' refrigerator which could lead to energy-efficient microwave technologies.
Imperial delivers high student satisfaction, as NSS results are revealed
Student satisfaction at Imperial is now at 84%, according to the most recent National Student Survey (NSS).
Imperial and MIT researchers join forces to tackle pollution and climate change
The winners of the latest Imperial-MIT seed fund have been announced at a virtual reception hosted at the British Consulate in Boston.
Five Materials Scientists awarded prestigious IOM3 prizes
The Institute of Materials, Minerals and Mining has awarded five prizes to academics in the Department of Materials.
£9.6m to transform nanoscale approaches to materials for quantum computing
A £9.6m EPSRC grant will boost Imperial, Manchester, and Leeds research into new nanoscale approaches to functional materials and quantum computing.
Researchers investigate how materials react to extreme shock
An international team has investigated how materials behave under extreme shock to understand how they can be improved.
World Engineering Day: Engineering for A Healthy Planet
For World Engineering Day, we explore the work of four of our Materials Scientists.
