Isabella Duchovny

250 connections between Imperial and fossil fuel companies

Imperial Climate Action compiled a database of ties between fossil fuel companies and the College

A trip toward new mental health treatment

Imperial’s Psychedelic Research Centre explores the use of psychedelics for several mental health conditions

Imperial Professor Jason Hallett wins Royal Society Mullard Medal

The award recognizes Hallett's work in biorefining and the circular economy.

Royal Society awards Imperial Professor Sir Martin Hairer the Sylvester Medal

The award recognizes Hairer’s work with stochastic partial differential equations.

Royal Society awards Copley Medal to Imperial Professor Sir John Pendry

The award recognizes Pendry’s extensive work with metamaterials and transformation optics

Imperial magnetometer on board NASA’s IMAP mission

A NASA mission launched on September 24, carrying an Imperial-built magnetometer to measure magnetic fields in space

Taste Imperial introduces seaweed-based packaging

Notpla’s compostable packaging helps reduce single-use plastic waste

Imperial to work with several of the largest fossil fuel companies

Despite decades denying science, Imperial’s new analysis finds giant fossil fuel companies are genuinely committed to net zero and wants to help.

UK Universities struggle amid increasing financial pressures

Universities are forced to cut back on research and President Hugh Brady describes Imperial’s current situation

Imperial removes “legal framework” for supporting trans students from policies

New guidance issued in light of Office for Students conditions for registration, amidst free speech rules changing.

How the Supreme Court ruling on gender is impacting queer people at Imperial

Last month, the UK Supreme Court (UKSC) ruled that for the purposes of the Equality Act 2010 (EA 2010), the definition of a woman is based on biological sex.  The case brought before the court, For Women Scotland Ltd v The Scottish Ministers, asked if transgender women should be included

How Imperial is dealing with the rise in students using AI

As research shows up to 92% of students across the UK use AI in some form for their studies , Imperial begins to adapt for the future.