Scaling up
Notpla storms America with £20m funding round
Imperial startup Notpla has raised substantial additional investment to bring its seaweed-based packaging to the US market.
Stories tagged with 'materials'
NANO FOR HUMANITY
'Nano for Humanity' showcases the future of nano research
Imperial joined the London Centre for Nanotechnology to celebrate UK Nano Day and the transformative potential of nanoscience and nanotechnology.
Cleaning up
Puraffinity raises £17m and prepares to scale up water treatment technology
With new investment and a new chief executive, Imperial startup Puraffinity is ready to take its PFAS removal system to the market.
INNOVATE WITH ROYCE
Royce event showcases new opportunities for collaboration and facility access
A recent event showcased the cutting-edge facilities at Royce Imperial and how researchers, start-ups and companies can access these facilities.
Imperial Global USA
Imperial to strengthen Transatlantic tech cooperation with new hub
Imperial College London has announced its first physical presence in the US, with a new hub located in San Francisco.
MATERIALS PROMOTIONS
Celebrating promotions in the Department of Materials
The Department of Materials has announced its academic promotions for 2024.
Royal society winners
Three Imperial researchers have won prestigious Royal Society awards
Experts in arthritis treatments, particle physics experiments and materials science have been recognised for excellence in their fields.
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Quantum futures
Student-led conference explores inclusive quantum future for humanity
The Centre for Quantum Engineering, Science and Technology (QuEST) at Imperial College London hosted a new quantum conference on Wednesday 7 August.
IOM3 awards
Two Imperial academics recognised in IOM3 awards 2024
Congratulations to Professor Finn Giuliani and Dr Peter Petrov on receiving awards from the Institute of Materials, Minerals and Mining.
OUTREACH OPPORTUNITY
Researchers share nanoscale insights at Royal Society Summer Science Exhibition
Researchers from the Department of Materials recently showcased their exciting work at the Royal Society Summer Science Exhibition.
