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Imperial start-up turning the tide on fishing bycatch
Imperial start-up SafetyNet Technologies has been awarded £1.1million to commercialise their technology which enables more sustainable fishing.
Imperial start-up turning the tide on fishing bycatch
Imperial start-up SafetyNet Technologies has been awarded £1.1million to commercialise their technology which enables more sustainable fishing.
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Imperial celebrates outstanding members of the alumni community
Celebrating game changers and problem solvers: Last month, Imperial recognised remarkable alumni leaders at the inaugural Alumni Awards ceremony.
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Full tuition scholarship fund for medical students created in wife's memory
The first full tuition philanthropic scholarship for the Faculty of Medicine will support the next generation of medical students.
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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Chemical Engineer awarded prestigious Schwarzman scholarship to study in China
An Imperial chemical engineering graduate has been awarded a prestigious Schwarzman scholarship to study in China.
Imperial celebrates its growing links with Ghana at alumni event in Accra
Imperial celebrated its growing links with Ghana with an alumni reception in Accra hosted with business leader and alumnus Sir Sam Jonah.
A ‘thank you’ from Professor Tom Welton, Dean of the Faculty of Natural Sciences
An event last Wednesday showcased activities made possible thanks to donations to the Faculty from our alumni and friends.
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 and Portugal's FCT celebrate science partnership with alumni in Lisbon
Imperial College London and the Portuguese FCT celebrated a new partnership in science and research at an alumni reception in Lisbon.
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A sky-high celebration of Imperial’s alumni community
More than 200 alumni and guests joined President Alice Gast and senior College leaders for an annual celebration with a spectacular view over London.
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