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Imperial College London and Germany’s Technical University of Munich will collaborate to accelerate future technologies for sustainability and zero emissions.

Imperial is aiming to deepen its collaborations with partners in the US to solve challenges around climate and pollution. President Hugh Brady, along with Imperial’s Vice Provost (Research and Enterprise), Professor Mary Ryan, met with science, technology and industry leaders at a meeting hosted by Emma Wade-Smith OBE, HM Trade Commissioner for North America and British Consul General in New York.  The group discussed the importance of new and deeper networks, connections and partnerships to help achieve a zero pollution future globally. 

Imperial College London and the Technical University of Munich (TUM) in Germany have launched a partnership to develop new technologies to tackle the combined threats of global pollution, biodiversity loss and climate change.  

Date Time $23.3M grant awarded to international chemical safety project involving IU researchers A project involving Indiana University researchers was awarded $23.3 million from the European Commission to shape chemical safety regulation without the use of animal testing. IU is part of a consortium of European and U.S. organizations called PrecisionTox, led by the University of Birmingham in the U.K., that received the award. PrecisionTox, short for precision toxicology, aims to protect human health from the toxic effects of chemicals found in people’s homes, food and the environment. Jose...