Commemoration Day 2018
Thousands graduate at first in-person Commemoration Day since 2019
Almost 2,400 students will attend three ceremonies in the Royal Albert Hall to receive their undergraduate degrees.
0
Be part of something big
Share your research with the world at the Great Exhibition Road Festival 2022
Following an incredible week-long exploration of a greener future, the Festival returns next summer for a major celebration of science and the arts.
0
Student support
Imperial launches new support for Black students
Funding for a new set of scholarships for Black-heritage students has been announced.
2
More news and features
Health
Asthma Impact
Social disadvantage in the UK has a lasting impact on childhood asthma
0
FORMULA TRIAL ISSUES
Formula milk trials are not reliable, warn researchers
0
English lifespans
Life expectancy declining in many English communities even before pandemic
2
Engineering
Future of natural gas
Use of natural gas will decline if we are to achieve 1.5°C climate targets
0
Martian rivers
First images from latest Mars rover show ancient river delta in Jezero crater
0
Snowflake neurons
Brain cell differences could be key to learning in humans and AI
0
SCIENCE
Healthy climate action
Climate change action will improve health and save lives now and in the future
0
Methods of merit
Imperial academic wins AstraZeneca prize in synthetic chemistry
0
Sounds of silence
When the solar wind hits Earth’s magnetosphere, a surprising stillness ensues
0
COLLEGE AND CAMPUS
Honorary plaque unveiled
Imperial alumnus Sir Roger Bannister honoured at Westminster Abbey
A new plaque dedicated to Sir Roger Bannister has been unveiled in Westminster Abbey commemorating his contributions to neurology.
0
New Council Members
‘Great minds’ from academia, industry and business join Imperial’s Council
Imperial has appointed four new members to its governing Council, and a new Chair of its Finance Committee.
0
BUSINESS
