24 September 2025

NASA’s IMAP mission launches with Imperial magnetometer on board

17 September 2025

Imperial Aeronautics staff honoured with NASA award for Mars helicopter research

10 September 2025

'Potential biosignatures' found in ancient Mars lake

28 August 2025

Mars’s interior more like Rocky Road than Millionaire’s Shortbread

13 August 2025

Signs of recent life on Mars could be detected using new simple test

24 June 2025

Imperial launches Schools of Convergence Science to drive scientific discovery

22 April 2025

First microbes blast off testing production of food for space travel

01 April 2025

Leading NASA role for space commercialisation, strategy and policy expert

10 February 2025

Imperial Solar Orbiter team mark five years of studying the Sun up close

03 February 2025

Ka-boom! AI reveals meteoroid impacts are making Mars shake

10 January 2025

Brain disease genes, ecology elections and Martian rocks: News from Imperial

20 December 2024

Imperial astronomers uncover the secret to cooking stars like Christmas puds

22 November 2024

Addressing medicine’s gender data gap and microbes in space: News from Imperial

14 November 2024

Decades-long Uranus mystery solved

24 October 2024

Researchers trace zinc fingerprints through time in search of life’s origin

21 October 2024

Space probe proposal and climate research funding: News from Imperial

26 September 2024

Ancient asteroid Ryugu may have delivered the building blocks of life to Earth

20 September 2024

Photo story: Imperial instrument installed on a solar-wind-studying spacecraft

17 September 2024

Data Observatory allows students to embark on ‘field trips’ to Mars

05 September 2024

Imperial professor appointed Executive Chair of major UK science funding body

09 August 2024

Balance treatment targets to space weather missions: News from Imperial

15 July 2024

‘Morning’ and ‘evening’ detected on an exoplanet

05 July 2024

Repurposed technology used to probe new regions of Mars’ atmosphere

28 June 2024

Surprising meteorite impact rate on Mars can act as ‘cosmic clock’