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Podcast: Healthy environments, polio progress, and colour-change hygiene checker
In this edition: What makes a healthy environment, the final steps to eliminate polio, and a test for proper cleaning.
Stories tagged with 'Imperial Innovations'
Climate innovators
Entrepreneurs pitch their green business ideas in the UK Climate Launchpad final
Three successful startups will represent the UK in a European competition, including two teams from Imperial College London.
Clean-tech support
European funding boost for Imperial clean-tech spinout Lixea
A company founded at Imperial is set to scale-up its innovative method for producing sustainable biochemicals, materials and fuels.
Business buzz
Bumblebee Power takes flight
Imperial College spin-out company Bumblebee Power Ltd has launched with a new partnership focused on micro e-mobility.
CANCER TRIAL
Imperial set to lead UK trial of innovative new cancer drug
The trial will assess a promising new drug developed by Imperial scientists, designed to treat multiple myeloma and diffuse large b-cell lymphoma.
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Enterprising activity
Industry collaboration and entrepreneurship reach new heights
Imperial is using its world-leading academic expertise to address real-world challenges through industry partnerships and entrepreneurship.
white city innovators
Student startup tackling UTIs with bacteria-killing light wins innovation award
A student-founded startup won the White City Innovators’ Programme for a device that could revolutionize the treatment of local microbial infections.
Royal visit
The Prince of Wales sees new solution to plastic pollution at White City Campus
The Prince of Wales toured Polymateria’s laboratories at Imperial’s White City Incubator to learn how the company is developing biodegradable plastics
Community Project Launch
'Helping others through images': Photojournalism Hub launches at White City
A new community-led Photojournalism Hub launched at Imperial’s White City Incubator this week.
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Collision cushion
Origami cushions protect drones from collisions
To protect flying robots without hindering their flight, Imperial experts found answers in the ancient art of origami.
