Imperial researchers share insights at 'STEM for Britain' finals in Parliament
This was the second consecutive year that researchers from the Department of Materials were invited to attend the STEM for Britain finals.
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.
'Science in safe hands', Science and Engineering for Cultural Heritage Meeting
Fostering collaboration between scientists, engineers, conservators and curators to develop techniques that help take care of cultural heritage.
M-Spin receives 25k Royce Access Grant to use facilities at Royce Imperial
M-Spin's high-surface-area materials have the potential to enhance electrolysers, fuel cells, and batteries, supporting the energy transition.
Royce at Imperial announces new Royce Research Area Lead
Professor Ifan Stephens has been announced as the new Research Area Lead for Royce at Imperial, succeeding Professor Neil Alford.
Dr A.K. Ola Hekselman awarded Innovate UK Purple Plaque
Dr A.K. Ola Hekselman receives a Purple Plaque for her pioneering research in sustainable battery recycling and innovative work as CEO of Solveteq.
Autumn Term 2024: PhD celebrations in the Department of Materials
Congratulations to the following postgraduate research students who have completed their studies in the Department of Materials.
Imperial and Rio Tinto launch $150m partnership to support the energy transition
Imperial College London – the global top ten university – and Rio Tinto have today launched the $150 million Rio Tinto Centre for Future Materials.
Materials innovator M-Spin launches with £1.2 million in seed funding
The company’s high-surface area materials could boost the performance of the electrolysers, fuel cells and batteries vital to the energy transition.
Paper sends a signal in PulpaTronics’ alternative to metal-and-silicon RFID tags
An Imperial startup has raised £430,000 to begin testing its low-cost, recyclable radio-frequency ID tags with retailers.
