Over the past few decades, an increasing amount of research has highlighted the links between the built environment and mental...
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As part of The Building Centre’s Adaptive Structures exhibition, this panel discussion will start reflecting on the possibilities offered by...
July’s Late celebrates the creative force of engineers. Often overlooked as mere mathematicians or facilitators for the architect’s genius, engineers...
Technicians Make it Happen, commissioned by The Gatsby Charitable Foundation, seeks to challenge outdated notions of who our nation’s technicians are...
The revolutionary SABRE air-breathing rocket engine, has the potential to transform access to Space. This lecture will explore the unique...
Engineering creates innovations and solutions using empirical data, models, analysis, and properties of materials. Properties of solids, liquids, and gases...
As the Science Museum prepares for their next major exhibition, focusing on the unique mechanical designs of Leonardo Da Vinci – one of...
From gas lamps to LEDs and medical lasers, a panel of artists, scientists and theorists asks what role light plays in...
Researchers at Stanford University have successfully designed and fabricated an extremely small wavelength demultiplexer using a method which they said...
Classic dip pen nanolithography Researchers in the Department of Physics and Centre for Plastic Electronics at Imperial have developed a...
The concept of information is fundamental to all areas of science, and ubiquitous in daily life in the Internet Age....
The last 2.6 million years have seen the breadth of human engineering and invention. From ancient humans using hammerstones to...
This article was first published in Issue 1 of I, Science in March 2005, but not online. It seemed appropriate...
Photo credit: Paul Wilkinson/Royal Insitution The 2014 Christmas Lectures were all about taking control of the devices in your life, using...
Acoustics play an enormous role in our society and we are never far from an acoustic device. In this Family...
The Best Engineering Becomes Invisible – Let’s Get Over It. Some things have always been true about large engineering projects....
What do mini-buses in Mozambique, medical crutches, scientific animations, urban gardens, and zero waste areas in London have in common?...
Themes of the last fortnight have been antibiotic resistance and road building in the Amazon. Find the top science web...
Hackspaces have become a cultural and community space where ‘Do-It-Yourself’ enthusiasts come together to pool resources, share ideas,...
As a member of the Department of Materials, my research is based in the Centre for Nuclear Engineering, where I...
Earlier this year, Imperial College Professor, John Burland travelled to Italy to celebrate the 20th anniversary of a project that prevented...
Last week, I travelled to UCL to meet Imran Khan, head of CaSE. Imran is an alumnus of the Imperial...
Last week, I travelled to UCL to meet Imran Khan, head of CaSE. Imran is an alumnus of the Imperial...
Last week, I travelled to UCL to meet Imran Khan, head of CaSE. Imran is an alumnus of the Imperial...
“And how can you mend a broken heart? How can you stop the rain from falling down?” If soul legend...
Big ships are using a brand new means of propulsion – the wind. This isn’t a hark back to romantic...
Gideon Mantell (1790–1852) Mantell was a full-time medical doctor, but made some incredible contributions to palaeontology in his spare time....
We may have the technological solutions to help fight environmental change and create a sustainable society, but do we have...
Anne Coleman, photography Jonathan Primmer - April 2010 Introduction We are all familiar with London’s sprawling skyline, or...
19/06/2005 Zoë Corbyn takes a test-drive in a Twike, the world's most efficient motorised vehicle, and discovers why a pair...
