A novel cooling technique to improve the speed and sensitivity of RF measurements. The technique allows quantum measurements to be performed with room-temperature equipment, as well as more sensitive and quicker EPR and NMR measurements.
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Professor Mark Oxborrow
Professor Nigel Brandon
A method to manufacture porous metal mats for catalysis and energy applications
A novel method to fabricate porous metal mats with high porosity, variable/controllable thicknesses, high surface area and good mechanical strength
Professor Silvestre Pinho
Nacre-like decorated fibre for hierarchical ductile composite
A novel nacre-like fibre coating and application method that can improve the mechanical qualities of high performance composites, enabling lightweight nanocomposites with high strength, stiffness and toughness.
Engine Energy Recovery via a High Efficiency Exhaust Turbine
A novel, high efficiency low pressure ratio turbine developed by engineers at Imperial College London to capture a significant portion of residual exhaust energy with negligible effect on engine base performance.
Dr Tom Reddyhoff
Lubricant additives to reduce fluid film friction under high pressure conditions
Novel chemical additives that reduce the fluid film friction of lubricated mechanical components under elastohydrodynamic conditions
James Chan
James joined Imperial in Sep 2021 as an Industry Partnerships and Commercialisation Senior Executive. He primarily takes care of IP and licensing cases from Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering and Department of Computing. Prior to joining Imperial,...
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