Imperial Mechanical Engineering

Fire research from Professor Guillermo Rein is featured in this BBC News piece on London fires:

We are thrilled to have been ranked 2nd in the world and 1st in the UK and Europe in this year's QS World University Rankings! 🎊🥳 Whether you're an alum, staff member, student or friend of Imperial you have all played a part in making this result possible, and we are so grateful for your support. We 💙 #OurImperial community! 

In fifth episode of the Mechanics of Materials podcast, Dr Huizhi Wang talks about her research into the thermofluid aspects of electrochemical energy devices. This is the last episode of the first season, please let us know what you think of the podcast, and how we can make it more interesting for you in the future! https://lnkd.in/dRwf6bcM

Funded by a major international sponsor, we are seeking an enthusiastic researcher to join our team in developing and characterising new types of adhesives, utilising bio-based ingredients to improve product sustainability. Find out more and apply:

Are you looking for the next opportunity in a student-facing administrative career? The Department of Mechanical Engineering Undergraduate teaching office is looking for a senior administrator to join their fast-paced team. Responsible for the smooth running of the department’s excellent taught programmes, the undergraduate team are the front-line support for students and teaching staff alike and are integral to enhancing the experience of our students.  Find out more and apply: https://lnkd.in/e3GEESg8

The Biomechatronics Laboratory at Imperial College Lonon is looking to appoint multiple researchers to support the development of social robotics, natural language processing (NLP), wearable systems, and machine learning in the context of healthcare. Find out more and apply:

In the fourth episode of the Mechanics of Materials podcast, find out more about next generation composite materials and their importance for the transport industry: https://lnkd.in/egXTvkXU

We are delighted to announce the latest forty-three people elected to our Fellowship, all of whom represent the best of Wales’ academic, cultural and civic life. https://lnkd.in/erKxwsiC

The Faraday Institution announced it has awarded a further two Entrepreneurial Fellowships. One of the recipients is IONETIC, a company co-founded by Monica Marinescu, Reader in our department, and alumnus James Eaton: https://lnkd.in/ebjWmNu7

In the third episode of the Mechanics of Materials podcast, find out how the development of novel metal forming technologies leads to lighter, more sustainable vehicles: