FoNS Make-A-Difference (FoNS-MAD) Competition Final

Speak like a researcher 2: making complexity visible

Imperial Lates: Robots

Seeing signalling: cells, receptors, and metabolism

An Imperial Legacy: The Beit Contribution to Higher Education in Britain, and Beyond

Imperial Lates: African Science

Teaching Seminar: Dr Layal Hakim (University of Exeter)

Living Code, Living Materials

Open Themed Art Class [5]

Friday Forum – Science, Hope and Shaping Futures

Leadership in the Age of AI

Rooms of Her Own: Victorian and Edwardian Women’s Clubs as Incubators for Social Change With Dr Bethany Claus Widick

Snap, Stack, Mark: A Rubrics Repository for All

RSM175: Day of Celebration

Imperial Fungal Science Network | Seminar Series | ECR Talks

Teaching Seminar: Dr Joel Haddley (University of Liverpool)

Open Themed Art Class [3]

Christian Meditation: Online and In-person

Friday Forum – The Ethics of Air Pollution

Open Themed Art Class [4]

Structures Seminar: Seismic Behaviour and Design of the Linked Column Steel Frame System for Rapid Return to Occupancy

Cracking the code: targeting HTLV integration to eradicate infection

Life & Health Science Careers Event 2026

Imperial Lates: Connection

CSEP Seminar: Cross Over of Industrial Policy and Economic Security Policy

Speak like a researcher 3: making expertise visible

Teaching Seminar: Dr Cordelia Webb (Imperial College London)

Teaching Seminar: Prof Ian Jones (Loughborough University)

Beyond bits: information theory in the age of intelligent machines

Rosa Luxemburg’s Herbarium

Metamorphic Form In Art

Analysis and Dynamics seminar: Xavier Jarque (Universitat de Barcelona)

Analysis and Dynamics seminar: Raz Slutsky (University of Oxford)

Speak like a researcher 1: making connections visible

Conspiracy Without Theory? Exploring the Past and Present of Conspiratorial Thinking

HEP seminar: Maria Artero Pons (Padova) – ICARUS

The power of placebo

Department of Mechanical Engineering Seminar Series – Gabriele Albertini

Physics Colloquium: How many new particles remain to be discovered?

Analysis and Dynamics seminar: Mehrdad Kalantar (University of Oxford)