Uni regulator visits
University watchdog sees Imperial student experience in action
Office for Students (OfS) Chair Sir Michael Barber visited Imperial this week.
Stories tagged with 'Student entrepreneurship'
Inventing the future
IC Hack 19: The students inventing the future
From smart shopping to software that can sense your opinions: more than 400 students gathered at Imperial for the UK’s largest student-led hackathon.
Wonder women
Imperial’s trailblazing women entrepreneurs take their ideas to the next level
From eco-friendly fertilisers to virtual reality memory aides, Imperial’s latest search for the College’s top enterprising women is well underway.
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Mental health med tech
Support for postdocs and postgrads to develop mental health tech ventures
Early-career researchers and postgraduates from all fields have until 20 January 2019 to apply to join a medical technology business accelerator.
Ministerial tour
New Universities Minister tries his hand at augmented reality surgery
New Universities and Science Minister Chris Skidmore MP met students and saw cutting-edge research at Imperial this week.
From lab to real world
Turning world-leading research into game-changing businesses
Imperial postdocs are commercialising their research ideas to help solve real world problems.
Biotech Japan
Academics and startups lead trade mission to Japan to spur collaboration
Life sciences academics and Imperial start-ups led a delegation to Japan to spur further research collaboration.
Pioneering ideas
What do edible water bottles and hand-stabilising gloves have in common?
Imperial has launched its latest hunt for entrepreneurial students with game-changing ideas.
Eco friendly
Organic “biofertilisers” could transform future food production
An Imperial team has won two EU innovation competitions for pioneering eco-friendly fertilisers made from algae.
Enterprise Review
Imperial startups raise over £100 million investment this year
A new report shows more than 50 startups have been founded in the last year by staff and students at Imperial College London.
