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imperial.ac.uk > news > articles > natural-sciences > physics > 2026 > scientists-capture-the-first-moments-of-chemical-change-after-molecular-ionisation

Scientists capture the first moments of chemical change after molecular ionisation

14+ hour, 20+ min ago  (714+ words) Using one of the world’s most advanced X-ray lasers, an international team of researchers has observed electron dynamics on attosecond timescales. Researchers have observed the molecular response to sudden ionisation with unprecedented temporal resolution, revealing how electrons move and how…...

Imperial College London
imperial.ac.uk > news > articles > engineering > chemical-engineering > 2026 > research-showcase-2026-highlights-chemical-engineering-solutions-to-global-challenges

Research Showcase 2026 highlights chemical engineering solutions to global challenges

3+ week, 4+ day ago  (101+ words) by Navta Hussain, Shafali Jain The event offered a unique opportunity to explore the breadth of research taking place across the Department, from sustainable manufacturing and low-carbon technologies to digital healthcare tools and advanced materials design. The session enabled researchers…...

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imperial.ac.uk > news > articles > research-groups > tate-group > 2026 > jack-dainton-wins-best-poster-prize-at-rsc-chem-bio-symposium

Jack Dainton wins best poster prize at RSC Chem Bio symposium | Imperial News

2+ mon, 1+ week ago  (87+ words) Jack Dainton received the best poster prize at the 2026 RSC Chemical Biology Symposium. Jack Dainton, a PhD student in the Tate group, was awarded the best poster prize at the 2026 RSC Chemical Biology Symposium on 11th May for his poster on…...

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imperial.ac.uk > news > articles > engineering > computing > 2026 > imperial-researcher-awarded-alchemy-frontier-funding-to-develop-explainable-ai-for-pharmaceutical-manufacturing

Imperial researcher awarded Alchemy Frontier Funding to develop explainable AI for pharmaceutical manufacturing

2+ mon, 1+ week ago  (115+ words) Commenting on the funded project, Professor Francesca Toni said: "This is an amazing opportunity to bring together research in computational argumentation, reinforcement learning and multi-agent systems to bear impact in chemical development settings, in collaboration with two additional top institutions,…...

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imperial.ac.uk > news > articles > research-groups > vilar-group > 2026 > platinum-based-phosphorescent-lifetime-probes-for-the-visualisation-of-g-quadrup

Platinum-based phosphorescent lifetime probes for the visualisation of G-quadrup

3+ mon, 2+ week ago  (96+ words) The use of Phosphorescence Lifetime Imaging Microscopy (PLIM) to visualise G-quadruplexes in live and fixed cells using a novel PLIM probe. Published in Chemical Science, in a collaboration with the Kuimova group, this paper reports the development of new platinum…...

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imperial.ac.uk > news > articles > 2026 > imperial-and-solve-chemistry-bring-chemical-reaction-data-to-machine-learning

Imperial and SOLVE Chemistry bring chemical reaction data to machine learning

5+ mon, 3+ week ago  (448+ words) An AI-driven chemistry startup, SOLVE Chemistry, has raised £4 million seed funding to expand its work helping pharmaceutical and agrochemical manufacturers bring products to market faster, more sustainably, and at lower cost. The significant time and expense needed to design a…...