Imperial respiratory health device receives national James Dyson Award
Pleural was designed by Imperial students to help combat mucus in the lungs, commonly seen in patients with asthma, COPD and cystic fibrosis.
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Imperial startups changing the world one tech at a time
Some of Imperial’s most exciting startups will showcase their innovative solutions at an event in San Franscisco this month.
Peter Cheung's Reflective Journey: Stepping Down as Head of Department
Professor Peter Cheung reflects on 4 impactful years as Head of Dyson School of Design Engineering, sharing his insights and achievements.
Creative thinking programme achieves milestone of enrolling 400,000 learners
The longstanding 'Creative Thinking' online specialisation is a runaway success, as its creator readies new content for eager global learners.
Go Eve prepares to take its innovative vehicle charging solution to the market
After a first demonstration project at Imperial, electric vehicle charging startup Go Eve has raised £3m to carry out its first customer pilots.
Imperial innovators win big at Mayor’s Entrepreneur Competition
Three Imperial student teams have won prizes at this year’s Mayor’s Entrepreneur Competition.
Imperial research to feature at the Royal Society’s Summer Science Exhibition
Imperial’s Audio Experience Design team is one of just nine teams chosen to feature at the Royal Society’s flagship science engagement event.
Design Engineering students secure victory in Venture Catalyst Challenge 2023
Imperial College London's Dyson School of Design Engineering students and alumni emerge victorious in the esteemed Venture Catalyst Challenge 2023.
Sports related brain injuries reveal the mechanics of loss of consciousness
Imperial experts are closer to discovering the reason why some people lose consciousness following sports-related head injuries.
Imperial alum wins Arts Foundation 2023 Futures Award
An Imperial College London alumnus has won an Arts Foundation Futures Award Fellowships 2023 for her innovations that tackle climate change.
