WE Innovate finalists
Meet Imperial’s exciting women-led startups
Five groundbreaking startups founded by women students and alumni from Imperial have been selected as finalists for the WE Innovate programme.
Stories tagged with 'enterprise'
Charged up
About:Energy stakes its claim as a leading battery data company
Rapidly growing Imperial startup About:Energy has raised £1.5m to commercialise its battery design software platform, The Voltt.
International founders
Celebrating Imperial's international graduates
From a 3D collaboration tool to a seaweed-based alternative to plastic, we meet some of Imperial's graduate startup founders.
We are Undaunted
Meet The Greenhouse's latest climate innovation cohort
The Greenhouse at Undaunted welcomes fifteen pre-seed startups onto its climate accelerator programme.
Cleantech partnership
Imperial and University of Tokyo to lead cleantech revolution
Imperial and the University of Tokyo have announced a major new strategic relationship for cleantech and energy research.
Analytical science
Imperial and Agilent renew partnership for flagship analytical science facility
Imperial and Agilent Technologies have announced the extension of their partnership to support advanced analytical science.
Creating fusion power
Imperial academic lead in £12 million fusion power industry partnership
Researchers will explore a new method for creating fusion power that they hope could eventually be scaled to provide safe, clean, and abundant energy.
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Cutting edge chemistry
Industry consortium to develop modern chemical manufacturing methods
A major consortium led by Imperial and chemical company BASF is to help make chemical manufacturing more efficient, resilient, and sustainable.
Cleaning up
FreshCheck picks up speed with launch of hygiene testing swab
In addition to launching a new product, the Imperial startup has raised an additional £400,000 and moved into a new lab in the White City Incubator.
Smear test success
Home HPV test wins 2023 Hackstarter competition
A new device designed by Imperial PhD students aims to change the way HPV can be detected to reduce the impact of cervical cancer.
