Senior science leaders visited Imperial’s White City Campus to mark the formal opening of the laboratories for the Bezos Centre for ...

A new analysis of global obesity trends since the 1980s reveals rising levels of obesity have slowed, stabilised and possibly ...

A large study of London’s tap water has revealed that trace amounts of PFAS ‘forever chemicals’ are present, but their levels are within UK and EU safety limits. The analysis, led by researchers at ...

The Junior Analysis Seminar (JAS) is aimed at giving young researchers in various areas of analysis a podium to present their ideas. The audience includes postgraduate students. The seminar is taking ...

Showcasing Imperial’s business activity, from research and innovation to enterprise and engagement across sectors and society.

Tackling climate change will be a defining challenge for the next decade and beyond. It will take extensive planning and far reaching-change; but it also presents a new opportunity to create exactly ...

The data has been rounded as follows: a. Denominators or headcounts have been rounded to the nearest 10. b. Percentages been rounded to the nearest 0.1. Any data point that is not reportable will be ...

Supporting students from Black backgrounds in years 10 and 12 to explore STEM degrees & careers through lectures, subject-specific workshops and sessions around careers, personal development, and ...

Imperial College London is rated as one of the world’s best universities. Rankings do not drive us – people do. Imperial is focused on offering the best possible education, conducting high-quality ...

Welcome to Imperial. We are a world-leading university for science, technology, engineering, medicine and business (STEMB), where scientific imagination leads to world-changing impact. We were founded ...

We are Imperial’s world-changing Department of Materials, where scientific imagination solves real-world problems. We are dedicated to advancing research and education in Materials Science and ...

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