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grid reliability
Podcasts - Redefining Energy - Mark O'Malley
Grid Reliability in a Renewable World
Stories tagged with 'Engineering Transition to zero pollution economy'
Air quality for kids
Classroom air quality under the microscope in new nationwide research project
New CHILI Hub, backed by a round of £42 million in funding, to explore how indoor school environments impact children’s health and learning.
Batteries and clean power
Imperial hosts panel on the role of batteries in delivering clean power
Imperial Policy Forum hosted a panel on battery tech’s role in the UK’s clean power mission, uniting experts from government, industry, and academia.
Extreme heat
Record-breaking heat putting UK public health at risk
One in five people in the UK have suffered ill health as a result of extreme heat in the past five years, new Imperial research has revealed.
Chaudhuri - IEEE Fellow
Dr Balarko Chaudhuri, UK Director of EPICS named an IEEE Fellow
Dr Balarko Chaudhuri, UK Director of EPICS has been elevated to IEEE Fellow for his contributions to control and stability of AC-DC grid systems
Sustainable solutions
Six things we learnt about environmental innovation at All You Can Innovate
Researchers and entrepreneurs shared hard-won lessons on bringing environmental solutions to market at an All You Can Innovate event last month.
TAMU Lecture - O'Malley
Texas A&M Energy Institute Annual Distinguished Lecture
The Texas A&M Energy Institute's Annual Distinguished Lecture 2024 was delivered by Professor Mark O'Malley.
TAMU, GT and ICL MOU
Texas A&M, Georgia Tech and Imperial sign MOU
The Texas A&M Engineering Experiment Station, the Georgia Institute of Technology, and Imperial College London recently signed a MOU.
Sustainable copper drive
Imperial and Rio Tinto launch $150m partnership to support the energy transition
Imperial College London – the global top ten university – and Rio Tinto have today launched the $150 million Rio Tinto Centre for Future Materials.
Online climate course
Imperial launches climate course for students and staff
A new six-part online course equips Imperial students and staff with the tools and understanding to act on climate change.
