3D printing software
Software for 3D printing could create better machine components
A startup co-founded by Imperial researchers is developing software to design complex mechanical components.
Stories tagged with 'Student entrepreneurship'
Enterprising engineer
Imperial graduate named UK’s most promising young engineering entrepreneur
George Winfield founded Spyras and is developing a paper-based sensor to identify sepsis in patients by accurately monitoring their breathing rate.
Surgical innovation
Imperial researcher invents self-cleaning lens for keyhole surgery
Dr Ahmad Nabeel's device can clean the lens used in keyhole surgery without removing it from the patient, saving time and increasing patient safety.
Clean sweep
Student team tackling unsustainability of meat industry win Imperial competition
A team of undergraduate students have developed a new technology to reduce the cost of lab-grown meat and help the industry become more sustainable.
News in Brief
Imperial accolades: News from the College
Here’s a batch of fresh news and announcements from across Imperial.
Med tech
Imperial students showcase tech-led solutions to mental health challenges
The second cohort of teams from the MedTech SuperConnector presented their solutions at a recent showcase event.
Future Changers
Imperial working to encourage green tech innovators with Vodafone
Imperial is supporting Vodafone’s Future Changers, a worldwide competition for young adults to find tech solutions to environmental challenges.
Demo Day
London universities showcase the capital's brightest student startups
Imperial's most promising student entrepreneurs pitched to an audience of investors and business leaders at London Demo Day.
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Colour creation
Imperial student uses plant waste to create sustainable alternative to dye
Imperial student Nicole Stjernswärd is using plant waste to create natural powder pigments that can be used for paints, inks or textiles.
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Voice-based mood tracking
Voice-based AI tool could offer clinicians a better way to track depression
A machine learning tool that tracks voice changes could offer a robust way to monitor changes in mood, say founders of medtech venture Affect.AI.
