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projects for IMSE MRes
Open call for Master’s project proposals
Academics and industrial researchers are invited to submit project outlines for the 2022-23 Molecular Engineering MRes course
Open call for Master’s project proposals
Academics and industrial researchers are invited to submit project outlines for the 2022-23 Molecular Engineering MRes course
Imperial materials scientist wins L’Oréal-UNESCO Women in Science fellowship
Three Imperial scientists have been recognised in the 2022 L’Oréal-UNESCO Women in Science fellowships for engineering and life sciences.
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Desalination study could help engineers produce clean water more efficiently
Scientists have shown how water passes through a filtration membrane during the process of desalination at a molecular level for the first time.
Chemical Engineering Postdoc Symposium returns with in-person event
Postdoctoral researchers from the department presented their work at the annual symposium.
Computer modelling toolkit can help urban designers build more resilient cities
A toolkit combining computer modelling research and urban planning could help societies respond to infectious diseases and combat future pandemics.
Catalysts: the chemical engineering tool helping to solve global issues
Substances that accelerate chemical reactions, known as catalysts, are key tools in chemical engineering with a range of important uses worldwide.
IMSE and DigiFAB Datathon: Molecular Adsorption to Surfaces
IMSE and DigiFAB Datathon held their first joint datahon four multidisciplinary teams of students and early career research graduates competed.
Dual membrane offers hope for long-term energy storage
A new approach to battery design could provide the key to low-cost, long-term energy storage, according to Imperial College London researchers.
Imperial graduate awarded €2.5 million European funding for saltwater battery
AquaBattery, founded by Imperial graduate Jiajun Cen, has been awarded €2.5 million to develop sustainable energy storage.
Imperial student awarded national prize for ‘Best MSc Thesis in Heat Transfer’
Chemical Engineering student recognised with ‘Best MSc thesis’ award for his work on spectral splitting photovoltaic-thermal (PV-T) solar collectors.