Imperial among UK institutions building parts for new £30m neutrino detector
Researchers at Imperial are starting work on a huge new neutrino experiment, aiming to understand the origin and structure of the universe.
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Lab-based dark energy experiment narrows search options for elusive force
An experiment to test a popular theory of dark energy has found no evidence of new forces, placing strong constraints on related theories.
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Global team of scientists finish assembling next-generation dark matter detector
The key component of the LUX-ZEPLIN experiment is ready to be sealed and lowered nearly 1.5 km underground, where it will search for dark matter.
Supercomputers use graphics processors to solve longstanding turbulence question
Advanced simulations have solved a problem in turbulent fluid flow that could lead to more efficient turbines and engines.
The US should help Venezuela to economic recovery says expert
President Donald Trump could use an executive order to permit creditors to restructure Venezuela’s sovereign debt.
Western tech firms risk falling behind Chinese competitors
Western companies need to get faster at implementing innovation if they are to keep up with their Chinese rivals.
Heart disease deaths nearly halved in UK - but condition remains top killer
A new analysis of global heart disease deaths has revealed the number of UK people dying from the condition halved between 2005 and 2015.
UK businesses are halting investment until the uncertainty of Brexit lifts
Concerns over a ‘no-deal Brexit’ are causing companies to tighten their belts until the UK finds its way out of the Brexit impasse.
Start-up expert named as one of ‘Top 40 Under 40’ business professors
An expert in entrepreneurship from the Business School has been named among the world’s top 40 academics under the age of 40.
Imperial health economist is made President-elect of the Royal Economic Society
Professor Carol Propper from Imperial College Business School, has been appointed as President-Elect of the Royal Economic Society.
