Vincent Chung is exploring how data-driven approaches can help identify synthesizable materials and improve the efficiency of experimental validation.

Making an impact by designing smart electrodes that improve battery performance

Multiple Imperial academics have been honoured by the Royal Academy of Engineering, including the election of new Fellows.

Steel is the skeleton of the modern world, but can it ever be green?

Respiratory diseases such as COPD, IPF and severe asthma are major causes of death globally, characterized by chronic inflammation and by fibrotic biomechanical remodelling of the lung ECM. However, p...

Three members of Imperial's community have been celebrated in the King’s Birthday Honours list for this year.

The Department of Materials has welcomed two new lecturers this month, Dr Daan Arroo and Dr Adrian Najer.

Two Imperial quantum experts have been appointed to the UK Quantum Strategic Advisory Board.

Imperial experts in public health, physics, materials and AI have been announced as new Fellows of the Royal Society.

The Department of Materials held its annual Postgraduate Research (PG) Day on Monday 31 March 2025.

Imperial College London has been awarded £962,928 as part of FULL-MAP, a major new European-funded initiative.

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Dr A.K. Ola Hekselman receives a Purple Plaque for her pioneering research in sustainable battery recycling and innovative work as CEO of Solveteq.

What is helping drive the increase of drug-resistant infections in Ukraine, why should the UK be on alert, and importantly, what can be done about it?

For public-engagement work in STEM, for championing women in physics, and for tackling systemic biases surrounding race and gender.