News and events

27 August 2024

Machine learning models to support chemical R&D recognised with Best Paper Award

23 February 2024

Imperial researchers making significant contributions in European projects

28 March 2023

Professor elected to prestigious National Academy of Engineering

23 February 2023

IChemE medals awarded for outstanding contribution to chemical engineering

31 October 2022

Machine learning techniques from Imperial and BASF advance experimental design

13 October 2022

Imperial researchers publish 17 papers at the NeurIPS 2022 conference

14 June 2022

Ultrafast lasers used to probe next-generation solar cells

07 May 2021

Chemical Engineering announces new ABB Reader in Autonomous Industrial Systems

09 April 2021

PhD student receives IET award for exceptional thesis in control and automation

12 March 2021

Thermo-mechanical technologies offer promise as grid-scale electricity storage

11 March 2021

Modified sponge could recover oil contaminants from Arctic waters

10 March 2021

Path to net zero: experts advise parliamentarians on hydrogen and fuel cells

09 March 2021

New techniques for continuous large-scale production of 2D nanomaterials

05 March 2021

New platform technology could reduce the cost of cell therapies

03 March 2021

Imperial academics recognised as experts in chemical engineering

05 February 2021

Solar collectors that split sunlight are more efficient, study finds

04 February 2021

Imperial startup to revolutionise medicines manufacturing

21 January 2021

Imperial students launch educational platform to boost diversity in STEM

23 December 2020

7 optimistic environmental stories from this year

14 December 2020

Business Secretary visits Imperial as Government announces new energy plans

02 December 2020

Q&A: Cold chains, COVID-19 vaccines and reaching low-income countries

23 November 2020

Imperial to play a key role in establishing a circular chemical economy

18 November 2020

Imperial experts react to plan for 'green industrial revolution'

17 November 2020

Q&A: Encouraging responsible behaviour during the COVID-19 ‘infodemic’