Imperial Startup Showcase celebrates student entrepreneurial talent
From flat-pack wind turbines to high-speed phone chargers: student teams showcased novel product ideas as part of Imperial's innovation challenge.
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Imperial Venture Catalyst Challenge now underway
The Venture Catalyst Challenge is the UK's largest university innovation contest. We take a look at some of the ideas that have resulted.
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Podcast: global online MBA and latest wind farm research
Dean of the Business School chats about new online MBA, we try out mobile payment scheme YoYo, and discuss research exploring viability of wind farms.
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Profile: Russ Cummings, CEO of Imperial Innovations
Russ Cummings became CEO of Imperial Innovations in July last year and talks about the company, its links with Imperial College and future ambitions.
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Inventor's corner: James Rosindell's OneZoom
Dr James Rosindell (Life Sciences) recently launched the website www.onezoom.org, which maps the diversity of life on earth and shows how it evolved.
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Wearable body sensor could reduce harm caused by osteoathritis
Professor Alison McGregor describes an initiative to delay surgery for arthritic patients, extending their mobility and functionality.
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Neuroscience meets robotics in stroke rehab
Etienne Burdet (Bioengineering) integrates neuroscience and robotics to develop assistive devices, particularly for people who have suffered a stroke.
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Inventor's Corner: Refining oil extraction
Professor Sandro Macchietto and PhD student Francesco Coletti have devised a way to increase the efficiency of key steps in the oil extraction process
Imperial College Business School to reveal biotechnology enterprise secrets
Imperial College Business School will meet European partners in London this week to plan a revolution in the application of biotech research
