Coughing season is here
Our shift in behaviour plays a vital role in the spread of infection
TWIS: Imperial spin-out Bumblebee Power awarded project to advance wireless power transmission by UK Space Agency
Bumblebee Power, a spin-out from research in the Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering developing Inductive Wireless Power Transfer (IWPT), has been awarded a project in collaboration with space mission partner MDA Space to advance power transmission for applications in outer space. The project originated from the work of Professor
Volunteering at iGEM 2025
Felix writer Begüm Yener shares her experiences being a volunteer and interviewing the Imperial team who won the Gold Medal this year.
The need for speed and carbon neutrality: F1 2026
Redesigned energy management, fully sustainable fuel and more to be expected next season in Formula 1’s most sweeping rules change to date
Powering up battery recycling
A consortium of British organisations aims to optimise lithium-ion battery recyclying.
Where is UK healthcare heading?
Felix attended the New Statesman Future of Healthcare conference to learn what experts think Britain’s goals and policies should be.
FoNS-Make-A-Difference 2025: about the six finalist teams
The competition final hosted teams proposing innovative low-cost technologies with a positive societal impact, from Braille devices to at-home viral test kits.
The ups and downs of tidal energy: This Week in Science
Review published by Imperial's Centre for Environmental Policy and Dyson School of Engineering discussing the possible ecological harm of tidal energy
Nobel Prize for Chemistry 2025
Prime Real Estate for Molecules
Nobel Prize in Medicine 2025: The Guardians of Tolerance
Mary E. Brunkow, Fred Ramsdell and Shimon Sakaguchi were awarded the prize "for their discoveries concerning peripheral immune tolerance"
Physics Nobel Prize 2025: Tunnel Vision
John Clarke, Michel H. Devoret and John M. Martinis were awarded the prize for the discovery of macroscopic quantum mechanical tunnelling
Shell We Innovate?
Sea shells aren’t just waste or decoration: from biomaterials to construction, they offer serious opportunities in sustainability and innovation.