Online platform enables scientists worldwide to collaborate on COVID-19 projects
Alumni inspired by the scientific response to the SARS outbreak are developing a platform to help researchers collaborate on global challenges.
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Imperial COVID-19 vaccine team secures £22.5 million support
The UK government will provide £22.5 million to fast-track Imperial’s development of a coronavirus vaccine.
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The disease outbreak centre where scientists tackle the deadly coronavirus
The world’s most advanced centre for disease and emergency analytics is where Imperial’s scientists are leading the response to the coronavirus.
New local MP visits South Kensington campus
Imperial welcomed the new MP for Kensington, Felicity Buchan MP, to talk teaching, research and innovation on campus.
One of world's first online Masters in Machine Learning now open for enrolment
Beginning on 14 September 2020, the degree is one of the first online courses that focuses on Machine Learning and its applications.
'EdTech' event showcases how technology can aid effective teaching
College education technology teams hosted an inspiring exhibition demonstrating how technology can be incorporated into learning and teaching.
Holograms transform medical education and training at Imperial
A newly developed medical simulation using interactive holograms allows radiology trainees to learn new skills using augmented reality headsets.
“Global Britain and European collaboration go hand in hand" - Alice Gast
Collaboration with European partners will be essential after Brexit, President Alice Gast told European science and policy leaders in Brussels.
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Oil-catching sponge could soak up residue from offshore drilling
An oil-catching sponge, developed at the University of Toronto and Imperial, could help thwart water contamination from offshore oil drilling.
Wildlife in tropics hardest hit by forests being broken up
Tropical species are six times more sensitive to forests being broken up for logging or farming than temperate species, says new research.
