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Student society wins the biggest consulting competition in the UK

1 week ago | imperial.ac.uk | Jacklin Kwan

Hosted by UCL Consulting Society in collaboration with global consultancy firm Oliver Wyman, the competition brought together 17 universities and 25 teams, including top institutions such as Oxford, Cambridge and LSE. The victorious Imperial College London team, made up of Aditi Mehta, Fama Matel Manneh, Leon Dou, Sebastian Tan, and Valentin Bruhl, with Adam Bencsik serving as their coach and project leader, showcased their exceptional problem-solving abilities to claim the top spot.
The undergraduates transforming brain health, disaster relief and diagnostics

1 week ago | imperial.ac.uk | Jacklin Kwan

Six undergraduate teams at Imperial College London have been selected for the finals of this year’s Faculty of Natural Sciences Make-A-Difference (FoNS-MAD) competition. Over eight weeks this summer, they will receive funding, lab space and mentorship to develop their proof-of-concepts. The competition, designed to foster low-cost technologies that tackle global challenges, offers the winning team up to £7000 in prize money.
Banking group Intesa Sanpaolo joins Imperial Business Partners

2 weeks ago | imperial.ac.uk | David Silverman

A wide-ranging collaboration between Imperial and the financial institution will provide the banking group with opportunities to discover the talent of students at a world-leading university and gain early insights into the technologies under development by its innovative community. It will also support Imperial students to explore career pathways in corporate and investment banking.
ESE MSc student attends leading metals and mining conference

2 weeks ago | imperial.ac.uk | Gege Li

Financial support in the form of scholarships is a key factor in student success at Imperial. Bank of Montreal (BMO) took their support of Metals and Energy MSc student Freya Huang one step further with a trip to the 34th annual BMO Global Metals, Mining & Critical Minerals Conference in Florida. Held in Hollywood, Florida, the conference was attended by more than 1,400 global industry leaders and institutional investors over four days from 23rd to 26th of February.
Imperial launches global accelerator for world’s most promising startups | Imperial News | Imperial College London

3 weeks ago | imperial.ac.uk

STARTUP FELLOWSHIP - Imperial has launched a new accelerator programme for the world’s most promising startups.
Report explores experiences of women in clinical academia at Imperial | Imperial News | Imperial College London

1 month ago | imperial.ac.uk

MEDICAL CAREER INSIGHTS - A new report commissioned by Imperial explores the experiences of women in clinical academia at the university and how to support them better.
Imperial AI spinout Polaron wins £1 million Manchester Prize

1 month ago | imperial.ac.uk | Ian Mundell

Imperial spinout Polaron has won the very first Manchester Prize, a government-run competition supporting breakthroughs in artificial intelligence for the public good. The company will receive £1 million in funding to continue developing AI tools that promise to accelerate the design of advanced materials for applications such as batteries and high-performance alloys.
New material allows amputees to adjust fit of prosthetic limbs throughout day

1 month ago | imperial.ac.uk | Hayley Sykes |Conrad Duncan

The new material, ‘Roliner,’ offers amputees the power to change the shape, volume, and stiffness of the liner that is used to attach a prosthetic limb’s socket to a residual leg. Amputees could make these tweaks using their smartphone in real-time, providing a more comfortable and personalised fit.
Gene drive modified mosquitoes offer new tool for malaria elimination efforts

1 month ago | imperial.ac.uk | Conrad Duncan

Transmission Zero, a research team from Imperial College London in partnership with the Ifakara Health Institute and the National Institute of Medical Research in Tanzania, has developed genetic technology which renders a mosquito unable to transmit the malaria parasite and has a gene drive that ensures that future generations are also resistant to the parasite.
Lithium needed for the battery revolution could be harvested from lakes

1 month ago | imperial.ac.uk | Ian Mundell

Demand for lithium is rising due to its use in batteries for mobile devices, cars and clean energy storage. Securing access to natural deposits of the mineral is now matter of strategic importance, but lithium can be found elsewhere in nature. As an alternative to mining, Imperial researchers have created a technology that could be used to efficiently extract it from saltwater sources such as salt-lake brines or geothermal brine solutions.