Evenings of discovery return with new Imperial Lates series
An exploration of infection, a science fashion show, and a celebration of pioneering women form part of a new series of evening public events.
Heatwaves, 'Hothouse Earth' and putting the heat on governments
Q&A with Joanna Haigh, Professor of Atmospheric Physics and Co-Director of the Grantham Institute – Climate Change and the Environment.
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Cycling is the healthiest way to get around cities
Cycling has been found to bring both the best physical and mental health benefits in a study carried out in seven European cities.
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Ancient worms and toxic impacts: News from the College
Here’s a batch of fresh news and announcements from across Imperial.
Top international scholars discuss how to tackle future city challenges
Leading scholars from the Schmidt Science Fellows Programme took part in an Imperial Tech Foresight workshop on the future of urbanisation.
"Nuclear energy is not as risky as climate change"
Nuclear power will be essential for meeting the UK's greenhouse gas targets, concluded a new report by Imperial energy experts.
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Could hungry fish teach us how to declutter the oceans? (And other College news)
Here’s a batch of fresh news and announcements from across Imperial.
“Hotter places are hotter, extreme rainfall is more extreme"
As the global heatwave continues, Imperial academics comment on the impact of climate change on extreme weather.
Sky teams up with Imperial academics to tackle plastic waste
Leading experts from Imperial College London and global media company Sky Plc are to work together to prevent an avalanche of ocean plastic waste.
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Decarbonising emissions is difficult, but not impossible, says new review
A new Imperial review suggests more work is needed to tackle emissions in easier sectors and the difficult.
