European law could be unbearable for Croatia's brown bears
Croatia joined the European Union on 1 July and conservation scientists fear that EU rules could cause problems for its brown bear population.
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StarLight exhibit brings big data down to Earth
Imperial's main entrance on Exhibition Road lights up with an installation based on data from the Kepler space observatory.
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Imperial alumnus skates towards success with new invention
Alumnus Steve Ellis has designed and created a bicycle made for racing on ice.
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Science policy magazine founder scoops prestigious research grant
Imperial College London PhD student Neave O'Clery was recently awarded the Fulbright Schuman Scholar Award, a highly competitive, international grant.
Imperial scientist scoops Royal Academy of Engineering Research Fellowship
A physicist at Imperial College London who works with lasers is among 7 researchers who have received backing from the Royal Academy of Engineering.
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Silfest 2013: Musical extravaganza rocks Silwood Park Campus
Over 200 people attended this year's Silfest, Imperial's music festival featuring live bands, DJ sets and games.
Online trendsetters share their wisdom
The days where businesses use social media purely for marketing are long gone said leading social media gurus.
The Business School launches its first summer school
Students from around the world have gathered to attend the Imperial College Business School's first ever summer school programme.
Imperial supports car industry to face a greener future
A new Business School partnership is helping the car industry to address a range of challenges.
New panoramic film brings interactive technology to mobile audiences
A student from Imperial College Business School has helped to develop a new mobile app that could change the way films are viewed on smartphones.
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