17 September 2021

Two Imperial women awarded Rising Talents fellowships from UNESCO and L’Oreal

17 September 2021

Professor Mary Ryan awarded RAEng Armourers & Brasiers' Company Prize

02 August 2021

Chemical Engineer awarded prestigious Felix Franks Biotechnology Medal

04 June 2021

Five Materials Scientists awarded prestigious IOM3 prizes

05 May 2021

£9.6m to transform nanoscale approaches to materials for quantum computing

19 March 2021

New research could help heal cartilage after trauma or sports injuries

12 March 2021

Arty physics and nanoparticle treatments: News from the College

18 December 2020

13 New Horizons grants awarded to Imperial academics for adventurous research

29 October 2020

Three Imperial academics win Institute of Physics awards

31 July 2020

How Nanotechnology can help us combat future pandemics

07 May 2020

Celebrating the work of Professor Milo Shaffer, Director of the LCN for 10 years

29 April 2020

Interview: London Centre for Nanotechnology appoint new Director at Imperial

29 April 2020

Three Imperial researchers elected Fellows of the Royal Society

26 June 2019

Imperial celebrates International Women in Engineering Day

23 January 2019

Imperial hosts fuel cell car to support hydrogen power research

07 January 2019

New material could ‘drive wound healing’ using the body's inbuilt healing system

11 October 2018

Pentacene patterns prove crucial for solar power

21 March 2018

World’s first continuous room-temperature solid-state maser built using diamond

24 October 2017

Quantum computing breakthrough: Imperial scientist reveals latest findings

16 October 2017

Why do we use crystals to design new medicine?

26 July 2017

Three Imperial teams benefit from new 'Prosperity Partnership' grants

20 July 2017

Imperial academic to lead UK's new national science hub

11 July 2017

Imperial academic talks about his new leadership role in security science

03 July 2017

Imperial researchers come out in force for Summer Science Exhibition

13 June 2017

The new "super filters" that could revolutionise carbon capture

18 May 2017

Imperial celebrates education excellence with this year's President's Awards

11 May 2017

Next-gen solar cells could be improved by atomic-scale redesign

09 May 2017

Imperial researchers awarded Royal Society of Chemistry prizes

07 May 2017

Inventions and innovations showcased at the Imperial Festival

03 April 2017

Miniature landscape of solar cells bags physicist top photo prize

07 March 2017

Creating crystals from gold

27 February 2017

Medical robot made from hair-width fibre optic to be developed by scientists

05 December 2016

The Importance of the LCN to our Academics

30 November 2016

Scientists create a patch to bypass scars caused by a heart attack

25 November 2016

Single-molecule graphene switches bring minute electronic devices a step closer

11 October 2016

Video: Scientists report on all good things that come in nano-sized packages

05 September 2016

3D printing: Imperial academic talks about advances being made in the field

29 August 2016

A new way to create synthetic proteins could lead to more flexible designs

26 August 2016

Mapping signal paths in proteins could reveal new direction for drug development

22 August 2016

Researchers develop new porous materials using doughnut nanorings

27 June 2016

Early-career materials researcher honoured

13 June 2016

Research by scientist in helping the body to repair recognised internationally

12 May 2016

New bio-glass could make it possible to re-grow or replace cartilage

04 May 2016

Rare materials that shrink when heated could lead to more stable electronics

02 May 2016

Researchers develop "designer" chemical separation membranes

06 April 2016

2016 Materials PG Research Day winners announced

17 March 2016

In pictures: Crowds bond with Imperial researchers over chemistry solutions

11 March 2016

CDT Festival of Science