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Communicating climate change: the winners of the RCSU Science Challenge are...
This year’s Science Challenge competition focused on climate change, welcoming entrants from schools across the globe.
Communicating climate change: the winners of the RCSU Science Challenge are...
This year’s Science Challenge competition focused on climate change, welcoming entrants from schools across the globe.
Cheaper hydrogen fuel cell could mean better green energy options
Imperial researchers have developed a hydrogen fuel cell that uses iron instead of rare and costly platinum, enabling greater use of the technology.
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Imperial's Global Development Hub to maximise impact of research on society
The Global Development Hub is to play a key role in maximising the impact of the College's research in society and the developing world.
Cheaper solar cells could be on the way thanks to materials created at Imperial
New solar cell devices that are cheaper and easier to make could soon make their way to market thanks to materials made at Imperial College London.
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Climate change increased extreme rainfall in Southeast Africa storms
Experts analysing the role that climate change has played in causing extreme weather events have published the findings of a new study.
Climate report: "It's now or never, if we want to limit global warming to 1.5°C"
The window to stop dangerous climate change is closing, but solutions to slash emissions in the next decade are here now, say IPCC experts.
Funding interdisciplinary projects to solve today’s grand challenges
The Institute for Molecular Science and Engineering (IMSE) has announced the winners of its 2022 competition for seed funding.
‘Greening’ cement and steel: 9 ways these industries can reach net zero
It is possible – and crucial – to help the building blocks of the modern world reach net zero, according to scientists writing in Nature.
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Podcast: Child COVID condition, health inequalities, and a healthy planet
In this edition: A COVID-linked condition in children, how AI could magnify health inequities, and 9 things you can do for your health and the planet.
Harvard President on Ukraine, climate threat and diversity in education
President Lawrence Bacow spoke at Imperial this week about the war in Ukraine, the global threat of climate change and widening participation.