Imperial College Aeronautics PhD student wins prestigious Amazon Robotics Prize
Maria Scarpa won the Mid Stage Prize at the Imperial College Robotics Forum-Amazon PhD Prize for her innovative research on collaborative robots.
PhD graduate awarded top UK prize for thesis in Computational Mechanics
Dr Evzen Korec has received a prize for his PhD thesis developing the first mechanistic model capable of predicting concrete corrosion.
Imperial AI spinout Polaron wins £1 million Manchester Prize
The government award recognises the potential of Polaron’s AI tools to speed up materials optimisation for climate-critical technologies.
Imperial joins €19.95m European project to accelerate battery innovation
Imperial College London has been awarded £962,928 as part of FULL-MAP, a major new European-funded initiative.
Climate change could lead to respiratory problems
A new study has identified the way in which human airways are affected by very dry atmospheres, which are set to increase due to climate change.
Realising the Vision of a Positive Future
Imperial has entered into a partnership with Toyota Konpon Research Institute (TOYOTA KONPON) to explore research aimed at shaping a better future.
Gene drive modified mosquitoes offer new tool for malaria elimination efforts
Genetic technology co-developed at Imperial could help to eliminate malaria by making mosquitos resistant to the parasite that spreads the disease.
Physicists capture elusive plasma instability in unprecedented detail
For the first time, scientists have ‘photographed’ a rare plasma instability, where high-energy electron beams form into spaghetti-like filaments.
Prof Chris Gale appointed as Deputy Director, Imperial Clinical Trials Unit
We are delighted to welcome Professor Chris Gale as the new Deputy Director of Imperial Clinical Trials Unit (ICTU).
Something from nothing: Researchers cool object by detecting an absence of light
Experiments coupling light and sound reveal the surprising effect when ‘nothing’ is measured the vibrations of objects are cooled.
