Uni regulator visits
University watchdog sees Imperial student experience in action
Office for Students (OfS) Chair Sir Michael Barber visited Imperial this week.
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Data science team
MSc students inspire law firm to launch in-house data science team
Two Imperial alumni have been recruited by law firm DLA Piper after their data science projects helped the firm uncover valuable insights in its data.
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.
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.
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.
Ocean clean-up
Imperial entrepreneur named Latin America Inventor of the Year
Inty Grønneberg, founder of ocean-cleaning startup Ichthion, has been named Latin America Inventor of the Year by MIT Technology Review.
Sales pitch
“Ideas marketplace” helps kick-start student startups
Students from across the College got a first taste of entrepreneurship thanks to a new competition from Imperial Enterprise Lab.
Commercialising discovery
‘Harmful myths’ around UK commercialisation challenged
The widely held myth that the UK is good at science and poor at exploitation “does not bear scrutiny”, two Imperial academics argue.
Falling Walls
Hand-stabilising glove team shortlisted for Science Start-up of the Year
A wearable tech Imperial startup were finalists of Science Startup of the Year at the Falling Walls conference in Germany.
