An unreleased system designed to assist researchers has the potential to “supercharge science”, according to Imperial ...

His Majesty The King visits Imperial’s Centre for Injury Studies to see cutting-edge trauma injury research. His Majesty The ...

A cohort of academic theme leads has been appointed to strengthen transatlantic ties through new convergence science and ...

An Imperial spinout has raised £4.15m seed funding for software designed to ensure that safety- and business-critical AI systems perform as intended.

For a given age, adult men die at a higher rate than women. In many developed countries, increasing excess mortality of men has been demonstrated for cohorts born in the late 19th century and ...

Imperial and Germany’s Technical University of Munich (TUM) are launching a joint research centre to tackle particle pollution. 0 ...

Learn about the Department of Bioengineering, including our mission, history, facilities, and the innovative field we’re shaping. We are committed to providing high-quality teaching both in and ...

Graduate with a distinguished MEng degree, learn from world-class civil engineers, and thrive in the UK's top-ranked department for Civil and Environmental Engineering. We train the next generation of ...

The DSI is home to the largest open-source data observatory in Europe. Find out how you can visit, film or make use of the space for research. One of the largest public digital screens on campus, the ...

Focus on technologies and algorithms related to computer vision and computer generated imagery Learn how modern computer and communications systems function, and how they can be adapted to build the ...

Learn how to use design tools and new technologies to build user-centred solutions for a fair, sustainable, and opportunity-rich society Gain hands-on experience in the field on a six-month placement ...

The history of asbestos in the UK dates back to the late 1870s when the use of the material started, mainly on ships, steam engines and in power generating plants. By early 1900s the dangers of ...