28 August 2025

Professor Kim Jelfs awarded prestigious Faraday Discovery Fellowship

21 July 2025

Wrapping Up ATIP: A Fantastic Finish to a Five-Year Journey

20 March 2025

UK-led breakthrough offers path to stable, low-cost solar hydrogen production

18 March 2025

Imperial joins €19.95m European project to accelerate battery innovation

04 February 2025

Unlocking Opportunities in Advanced Semiconductor Defect Analysis

11 December 2024

Chemical Engineering labs awarded prestigious My Green Lab certification

06 December 2024

Imperial projects among 100 new discovery projects awarded £80m of govt funding

21 November 2024

Air quality monitor helps protect public from CO2 dangers

08 November 2024

Imperial academics provide expertise on solar technologies for clean energy

24 September 2024

Quantum research offers direction for precise sensing at room temperature

20 August 2024

Better arranged molecules could improve solar panel efficiency

13 June 2024

CPE academics awarded prestigious Royal Society of Chemistry prizes

13 June 2024

Professor Ifan Stephens awarded Royal Society of Chemistry medal

07 June 2024

New insights into catalysts could support transition to green hydrogen

18 April 2024

Imperial academic wins €2.4m European funding to improve solar harvesting tech

05 March 2024

Plant sensors

22 December 2023

Champion of diversity awarded fellowship from British Science Association

11 December 2023

Mapping solar cell movements

28 November 2023

Researchers discover a novel way to create porous polymer particle

16 October 2023

Prof Ji-Seon Kim awarded Nevill Mott prize

08 August 2023

Soft Electronic Materials Summer School 2023

19 April 2023

Orientation of Organic Semiconductors Determines Interfacial Energetics!

21 March 2023

Postdoctoral researchers and fellows present their work in a first-time showcase

20 March 2023

Scientists develop a sprayable graphene biosensor

09 March 2023

CPE CINE Workshop

09 March 2023

CPE Director Prof James Durrant, FRS receives CBE

27 February 2023

£1.6 million funding to accelerate alternative fuel and batteries research

29 November 2022

Materials fellow wins prestigious award for renewable energy research

09 November 2022

Spiderweb-like lasers can emit light in controlled colours

07 November 2022

Controlling spin

04 November 2022

Imperial academics secure £6.1m EPSRC grant to develop sustainable materials

23 September 2022

Wearable sensors styled into t-shirts and face masks

26 August 2022

Tracking electrons in solar cells shows even faster reactions than thought

25 August 2022

Nontoxic material found to be ultra-strong solar energy harvester

17 August 2022

Soft electronic materials Summer School

16 August 2022

Processable Electronic Materials for a More Sustainable Future

02 August 2022

Progress in Plastic Electronics

14 July 2022

‘Life-like’ lasers can self-organise, adapt their structure, and cooperate

12 July 2022

Perovskite origami at GERF

12 July 2022

Matthew Ward wins best talk from EXSS and CMTH at PGR Symposium

12 July 2022

PECDT students selected to attend Lindau Nobel Laureate Meetings

04 July 2022

Investigating small molecule design for efficient organic photodetectors

27 June 2022

Going for LEAF Gold

14 June 2022

Ultrafast lasers used to probe next-generation solar cells

14 June 2022

A new material strategy for efficient bioelectronics

08 June 2022

Imperial experts to develop low-cost digital crop virus sensors with $1m grant

07 June 2022

Spin-controlling materials team win prestigious Horizon Prize

02 June 2022

Queen’s Jubilee Birthday Honours recognise Imperial academics

26 May 2022

Earth-abundant solar pixels found to produce hydrogen for weeks

16 February 2022

Researchers set a new efficiency record for ultrathin solar cell material

09 February 2022

Engineers create spiky materials inspired by insects that could pop bacteria

08 February 2022

PECDT Annual Symposium

08 February 2022

PECDT alumni win departmental thesis prizes

19 January 2022

Predictive software pioneer wins premier UK Young Scientist award

17 January 2022

Solar cells could recycle indoor light to generate electricity

21 December 2021

A new platform for controlled design of printed electronics with 2D materials

20 December 2021

‘Wonder material’ phosphorene nanoribbons live up to hype in first demonstration

13 December 2021

Low-cost intelligent soil sensors could help farmers curb fertiliser use

29 November 2021

Five Imperial academics given Institute of Physics awards and fellowships

17 November 2021

Stabilising solar cells

20 October 2021

Organic Photovoltaic Workshop

13 September 2021

Plastic Electronic Materials 2021 Autumn School

29 June 2021

PEM-MRes in-person presentations

29 June 2021

Careers course for PE-CDT students

17 June 2021

New catalyst offers a sustainable future for solar fuel production

13 May 2021

Printable circuits bring low-cost and high-performance wearables a step closer

12 April 2021

Wearable devices and the promising future of personalised diagnostics

04 March 2021

Remembering Professor Alasdair Campbell

03 March 2021

Imperial academics recognised as experts in chemical engineering

10 February 2021

Women in Science award and bronze statue for innovative bioengineering professor

05 February 2021

Solar cells and better batteries: News from the College

25 January 2021

Understanding new gen materials for low cost hydrogen from sunlight and water

19 January 2021

Twisting light

04 January 2021

PECDT Thesis of the Year 2020

04 January 2021

PECDT students in research showcase

18 December 2020

13 New Horizons grants awarded to Imperial academics for adventurous research

16 December 2020

Exploring the opportunities of solar fuels for a clean energy future

02 December 2020

New lab-on-chip infection test could give cheaper, faster portable diagnostics

20 November 2020

Professor Aron Walsh named in the 2020 Highly Cited Researcher List

13 November 2020

New green materials could power smart devices using ambient light

05 October 2020

EPSRC CDT in Plastic Electronic Materials 2020 Symposium

02 October 2020

Two Imperial ‘research visionaries’ win Academy Chairs in Emerging Technologies

01 October 2020

How materials science can be harnessed to reach net-zero CO2 emissions targets

04 September 2020

Imperial experts explore the unexpected effects of technology

27 July 2020

£6 million award to drive next-generation solar technology into new applications

09 July 2020

Printed ultrathin protective coatings enable more efficient solar cells

24 June 2020

Bumper crop of researchers win Royal Society of Chemistry awards

29 May 2020

New materials could make greener fast-charging batteries

26 May 2020

Two Imperial researchers named World Economic Forum Young Scientists

29 April 2020

Three Imperial researchers elected Fellows of the Royal Society

26 March 2020

CPE continues collaborating while at home

25 February 2020

CPE launches two new seminar series

25 February 2020

Fur-friendly ‘wearable for pets’ developed at Imperial

28 January 2020

Winter School just keeps getting better

27 January 2020

CPE 2019 Christmas Symposium

27 January 2020

Large CPE contingent present in China

15 January 2020

Imperial physicist and chemist honoured in premier young scientist awards

13 December 2019

2019 PE-CDT Christmas party

13 December 2019

Solar Fuels Network and SuperSolar Hub joint meeting

11 December 2019

Plastic Electronic Materials order of the day in Japan

10 December 2019

Stretchy and squeezy soft sensors one step closer thanks to new bonding method

25 November 2019

The complex roles of nickel and iron centres in water oxidation

19 November 2019

PE-CDT alumni visits all the way from NASA

18 November 2019

CPE at the Energy Research Showcase

06 November 2019

CPE academics receive another year of Samsung funding for project

29 October 2019

EPSRC CDT in Plastic Electronics 2019 Symposium

28 October 2019

GDEM: reformatted and in focus!

21 October 2019

It takes three to make oxygen from water on metal oxides under sunlight