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in HASC include the University of Oxford, University of Bristol, University of Southampton, University of Strathclyde, University of Cambridge, University College London and Imperial College London
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Location: South Kensington and White City campuses Job Summary The Institute for Security Science and Technology (ISST) was founded in 2008 as one of Imperial College London's Global Challenge
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electrochemical approaches. The programme involves 4 universities (Surrey, Loughborough, Imperial College London, and Heriot-Watt) and a number of industrial partners. Our vision is to create the first-of-its-kind
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Contract Type: Fixed-Term (24 months) /Contract Expires: 15th April 2024 Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis, with final submission 15 April 2024. Imperial College London and Nanyang
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Contract Type: Fixed-Term (24 months) /Contract Expires: 15th April 2024 Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis, with final submission 15 April 2024. Imperial College London and Nanyang
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Contract Type: Fixed-Term (24 months) /Contract Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis, with final submission 15 April 2024. Imperial College London and Nanyang Technological University
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The SONNETS project is a new £6.5M EPSRC programme grant led by the school of Electronics and Computer Science in the University of Southampton, in collaboration with Imperial College London, and Newcastle
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The SONNETS project is a new £6.5M EPSRC programme grant led by the school of Electronics and Computer Science in the University of Southampton, in collaboration with Imperial College London, and Newcastle
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the University of Southampton, in collaboration with Imperial College London, and Newcastle University. Over five years the project will create new tools, algorithms, and systems for monitoring and estimating UK
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at Sheffield Hallam University and the Departments of Materials and Physics at Imperial College London. The project focuses on the development of antimicrobial thin films using High Power Impulse Magnetron