Next generation of leaders need to understand climate change, says Lord Stern
"The next generation of leaders should know about climate change as a matter of basic education," said economist Lord Stern in a talk on Tuesday.
Product for generating power from low tides wins Business School competition
A team of students has won a Dragon's Den style competition for their idea for a device that generates electricity from slow moving water.
Meet Electrical and Electronic Engineering's new Head of Department
Professor Eric Yeatman, FREng, FIEEE has been appointed Head of Department from 1 September 2015 for a period of 5 years.
The end of fossil fuels? Investors debate the future of renewable energy
Investors, staff and students gathered at the Business School last week to debate the financial issues surrounding renewable energy.
Welcome to Dr Gyorgy and Dr Mikolajczyk
Dr Andras Gyorgy and Dr Krystian Mikolajczyk are the newest members of the Intelligent Systems and Networks group, Dept Electrical & Electronic Eng
Imperial celebrates as over 100 academics move up
The 2015 round of academic promotions has recognised over 100 academics in fields as diverse as brain injury and catalysis.
Postgraduates awarded EPSRC Doctoral Prize Fellowships
Deren Barsakcioglu and James Eaton have been awarded EPSRC Doctoral Prize Fellowships to help them launch their career in academia
Executive education moves to new countries through new learning alliance
The Business School will bring its Executive Education offer to new audiences in Asia and South America thanks to a new partnership announced today.
The best way to network? Seize chance encounters says Facebook UK Director
Courageous people who take chance encounters are the best networkers said Steve Hatch, Regional Director Facebook UK and Ireland.
Business challenges caused by climate change to be tackled in new Masters course
Future business leaders will be equipped with the skills to tackle the business challenges caused by climate change, through a new Masters course.
