Advanced technologies, education, and channeling local and indigenous knowledge could help African nations protect their unique nature.

be present in each moment give attention to our thoughts, feelings and sensations learn to work gently and positively with our self-critical voice Mindfulness helps us to become more aware of how we ...

This briefing, and accompanying animation, shows how climate change is negatively affecting the mental health and emotional wellbeing of people around the world. It proposes a detailed set of ...

Get inspired at a world leading Mechanical Engineering Department. Isabela shows us what it's like to be a first year student. What's it like to be a first year student in the Department of Mechanical ...

Note that only a single application is needed, even if you would like to be considered for multiple scholarships. Our scholarship panel will evaluate eligibility and suitability when we rank, and if ...

Our Section aims to understand the function of metabolically relevant cell systems at a molecular level, with the aim to find new therapeutic avenues for diabetes and related metabolic disorders. Dr ...

The Faculty of Medicine Staff Round series brings together academics and clinicians across the University and our NHS partners to explore and showcase how engagement with patients and treating ...

Download our 2025 Revolutions in Biomedicine How to Apply guide and head to My Imperial to begin your application. The guide will take you through all of the steps involved in the application, ...

Our events give secondary school students from all backgrounds the chance to explore new ideas and spark their interest in STEM. Explore these guides to the events that we run, or visit our What's On ...

Please see the Module Guides section on the Course Structure and Content pages of the Department of Mathematics for details on this module.

Please see the Module Guides section on the Course Structure and Content pages of the Department of Mathematics for details on this module.

Ah, invisibility, that holy grail of physics and invention. In this stimulating talk, Prof John Pendry shares with us a history of the science of invisibility, and some exciting prototypical ...