In this episode of the Energy Futures Podcast, Jonny Prest speaks with Caitríona Sheridan, Senior Engineer at Bord na Móna and an alumna of Imperial College London’s Energy Futures Lab MSc in ...

Limits to adaptation exist; some are already being experienced and others will increasingly be reached in the future if stringent emissions reductions and concerted adaptation efforts are not ...

Imperial has launched its US hub in San Francisco, making it the first UK university to have a permanent science and tech base on US soil.

Our Annual Report and Accounts showcases how we are delivering world-leading research, education and student experience, and outlines our financial performance in the year 2021–22. Since Imperial ...

Uniting our strengths in cell biology, molecular biology, physiology, and pathology, producing a genuinely translational approach to medicine. The Division of Digestive Diseases aims to change ...

Our Section aims to understand the function of metabolically relevant cell systems at a molecular level, with the aim to find new therapeutic avenues for diabetes and related metabolic disorders. Dr ...

The environment and health of the developing gametes and embryos impact on the health of the future child and adult." Professor Kate Hardy Head of Section The Section of Reproductive BioMedicine ...

Climate change is already impacting the physical and mental health of people in the UK. Health impacts include an increase in deaths during periods of extreme heat, an increased risk of post-traumatic ...

Ali didn’t just learn a lot from his course. He learned a lot from spending time in the labs at Imperial too. “They were amazing,” he remembers. “So I started buying things through the College so I ...

This module provides an introduction to design engineering in three significant areas: 1) the evolving global and professional contexts for design engineering, 2) the foundational mindsets, ...

Ways to get in touch with key contacts in the Department. Physics is the science of matter, motion and energy, from neutrinos and subatomic particles through to the furthest galaxies. Explore ...

Joint absence in people with upper limb differences leads to compensatory motions. Such compensation has long been a topic of study, but typically only for a single object/user layout, which is ...