Imperial students’ innovative lunar landing pad wins Airbus competition
Imperial students, Liam and Ellie, are awarded first place for their proposal outlining manufacture and assembly of landing pads on the Moon.
Imperial researcher wins national presentation prize for turbulence research
Research Associate, Andrew Mole, won first prize for his presentation on wind turbine adjustments for increased power production.
Imperial Space Society’s solar sail bound for high-altitude balloon mission
Student-led ‘Project Svarog’ has been accepted by the BEXUS programme to investigate solar sail deployments in near-vacuum conditions.
Imperial academics provide expertise on emerging materials science in space
Imperial researchers have contributed to a publication outlining the opportunity of materials in the space sector.
New robotics and acoustic monitoring for freshwater ecosystem research
Imperial researchers to transform freshwater ecosystem monitoring by combining passive acoustic monitoring with an unmanned aerial-aquatic vehicle.
The National Student Survey 2024 launches at Imperial
Final year undergraduates are asked to rate their experience at Imperial as the 2024 National Student Survey opens for responses.
World’s first transatlantic flight on 100% sustainable aviation fuel takes off
The world’s first transatlantic flight run on 100% sustainable aviation fuel is taking off today from London Heathrow, bound for New York.
Imperial researchers win European grants worth €4million euros
Two Imperial academics have won major research grants from the European Research Council (ERC) to research AI in finance and cloud turbulence.
Supersonic wind tunnel facility launched at Imperial
The new Hiru N Patel Supersonic Wind Tunnel has opened to allow for studies of airflow at speeds of up to five times the speed of sound.
Imperial hosts workshop to highlight EU research
Aeronautics academics hosted expert panels and showcased research at the SHERLOC Realisation workshop.
