Solutions to Nigeria’s newborn mortality rate might lie in existing innovations
Research into more efficient AI hardware and software supported by AMD donation
Imperial and Vietnamese partners explore UK and Vietnam's pathways to net zero
Tue 30 July 2024, 9.35–17.00 BST
Mon 1 July 2024, 14.00–15.00 BST
Mon 20 May 2024 – Tue 21 May 2024, 9.00–17.00 BST
13 June 2024
CPE academics awarded prestigious Royal Society of Chemistry prizes
Professor Ifan Stephens awarded Royal Society of Chemistry medal
07 June 2024
New insights into catalysts could support transition to green hydrogen
18 April 2024
Imperial academic wins €2.4m European funding to improve solar harvesting tech
05 March 2024
Plant sensors
22 December 2023
Champion of diversity awarded fellowship from British Science Association
11 December 2023
Mapping solar cell movements
28 November 2023
Researchers discover a novel way to create porous polymer particle
16 October 2023
Prof Ji-Seon Kim awarded Nevill Mott prize
08 August 2023
Soft Electronic Materials Summer School 2023
19 April 2023
Orientation of Organic Semiconductors Determines Interfacial Energetics!
21 March 2023
Postdoctoral researchers and fellows present their work in a first-time showcase
20 March 2023
Scientists develop a sprayable graphene biosensor
09 March 2023
CPE CINE Workshop
CPE Director Prof James Durrant, FRS receives CBE
27 February 2023
£1.6 million funding to accelerate alternative fuel and batteries research
29 November 2022
Materials fellow wins prestigious award for renewable energy research
09 November 2022
Spiderweb-like lasers can emit light in controlled colours
07 November 2022
Controlling spin
04 November 2022
Imperial academics secure £6.1m EPSRC grant to develop sustainable materials
23 September 2022
Wearable sensors styled into t-shirts and face masks
26 August 2022
Tracking electrons in solar cells shows even faster reactions than thought
25 August 2022
Nontoxic material found to be ultra-strong solar energy harvester
17 August 2022
Soft electronic materials Summer School
16 August 2022
Processable Electronic Materials for a More Sustainable Future
02 August 2022
Progress in Plastic Electronics
14 July 2022
‘Life-like’ lasers can self-organise, adapt their structure, and cooperate
12 July 2022
Perovskite origami at GERF
Matthew Ward wins best talk from EXSS and CMTH at PGR Symposium
PECDT students selected to attend Lindau Nobel Laureate Meetings
04 July 2022
Investigating small molecule design for efficient organic photodetectors
27 June 2022
Going for LEAF Gold
14 June 2022
Ultrafast lasers used to probe next-generation solar cells
A new material strategy for efficient bioelectronics
08 June 2022
Imperial experts to develop low-cost digital crop virus sensors with $1m grant
07 June 2022
Spin-controlling materials team win prestigious Horizon Prize
02 June 2022
Queen’s Jubilee Birthday Honours recognise Imperial academics
26 May 2022
Earth-abundant solar pixels found to produce hydrogen for weeks
16 February 2022
Researchers set a new efficiency record for ultrathin solar cell material
09 February 2022
Engineers create spiky materials inspired by insects that could pop bacteria
08 February 2022
PECDT Annual Symposium
PECDT alumni win departmental thesis prizes
19 January 2022
Predictive software pioneer wins premier UK Young Scientist award
17 January 2022
Solar cells could recycle indoor light to generate electricity
21 December 2021
A new platform for controlled design of printed electronics with 2D materials
20 December 2021
‘Wonder material’ phosphorene nanoribbons live up to hype in first demonstration
13 December 2021
Low-cost intelligent soil sensors could help farmers curb fertiliser use
29 November 2021
Five Imperial academics given Institute of Physics awards and fellowships
17 November 2021
Stabilising solar cells
20 October 2021
Organic Photovoltaic Workshop
13 September 2021
Plastic Electronic Materials 2021 Autumn School
29 June 2021
PEM-MRes in-person presentations
Careers course for PE-CDT students
17 June 2021
New catalyst offers a sustainable future for solar fuel production
13 May 2021
Printable circuits bring low-cost and high-performance wearables a step closer
12 April 2021
Wearable devices and the promising future of personalised diagnostics
04 March 2021
Remembering Professor Alasdair Campbell
03 March 2021
Imperial academics recognised as experts in chemical engineering
10 February 2021
Women in Science award and bronze statue for innovative bioengineering professor
05 February 2021
Solar cells and better batteries: News from the College