AI meets alumni
AI for good: Imperial graduates explore path to sustainable tech innovation
How can we ensure that artificial intelligence (AI) doesn’t just disrupt the world, but improves it?
Stories tagged with 'Strategy alumni'
Pathways to NED
Imperial alumni share their unique skill set to make a difference to society
Collaboration for humanity: Imperial alumni join forces with the Cabinet Office to demonstrate the impact they can have as non-executive directors.
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Shanghai alumni
Imperial celebrates its alumni in Shanghai
More than 200 alumni and friends joined Imperial's President in Shanghai to celebrate their life-long connections.
Biotech innovator
Imperial alumnus Dr Bakul Gupta receives prestigious Purple Plaque
Imperial alumnus Dr Bakul Gupta has received a Purple Plaque award in recognition of her achievements in biotechnology.
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Kuwait connections
Imperial celebrates Kuwait links with first alumni event
Imperial celebrated its growing links with Kuwait with a series of engagement events, including its first alumni event.
Vital ties
Imperial celebrates vital ties with Malaysia
Imperial's President, Professor Hugh Brady, attended a networking event for alumni to celebrate Imperial's vital ties with Malaysia.
15 Years of SEF
Imperial celebrates 15 years of the MSc in Sustainable Energy Futures
It’s 15 years since the first students graduated from Imperial College London’s ground-breaking postgraduate programme in sustainable energy.
Meta
Meta visits DoC to bridge the gap between academia and industry
The day was a testament to the power of collaboration, where academia and industry come together to drive innovation and inspire the next generation.
Nigeria Science Prize
Nigerian Science Prize win and presidential honour for Imperial medical engineer
An Imperial pioneer of low-cost newborn care systems in Nigeria has won the Nigeria Science prize, with congratulations from the country’s president.
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Sustainable power
Wave energy startup wins Imperial’s Venture Catalyst Challenge 2023
A startup developing wave energy converters that can be embedded under the seabed has been named as one of Imperial’s most promising new businesses.
