Genetic technology co-developed at Imperial could help to eliminate malaria by making mosquitos resistant to the parasite ...

Sir John Pendry’s lecture showed how engineered materials make sci-fi real, from invisibility cloaks to microscopes revealing ...

Imperial has celebrated the experiences and achievements of students who took part in international programmes over the past year at a special event.

We are Imperial’s world-changing Department of Materials, where scientific imagination solves real-world problems. We are dedicated to advancing research and education in Materials Science and ...

This page provides an overview of undergraduate student exchange links. The lists which appear are firstly by region and secondly by country. The departments at Imperial for whom a link is relevant ...

Advancing intelligent robotics for the physical, cognitive and social well-being of humans, through intelligent perception, machine learning, user modelling, cognitive control architectures, and ...

We aim to nurture the next generation of scientists by training undergraduates and postgraduates in a collaborative and supportive learning environment.

The Nutrition, food and health theme focuses on the promotion of good health through food and nutrition and the primary prevention and management of nutrition related illness in the population.

The Technical Services supply support and back-up for the day-to-day needs of the Department’s teaching and research activities. This support is provided by a cadre of highly skilled technicians, most ...

In recent years our understanding of infectious-disease epidemiology and control has been greatly increased through mathematical modelling. Insights from this increasingly-important, exciting field ...

The Huxley Building is located at 180 Queen's Gate and has a wide selection of lecture theatres and seminar rooms, which can be used for training, seminars, conferences and meetings. The Huxley ...

IMSE Annual Lecture: Building Microbial Chemical Factories: Design, Assembly, and Engineering of Biological Routes to Chemical Compounds by Professor Kristala L. J. Prather (MIT) Join us for our Dr ...