The Department for Civil and Environmental engineering offers many facilities including triaxial testing equipment, impact rigs, creep rigs and wave tanks. Read more »
The class-1000 cleanroom facility offers an extensive range of micro and nano fabrication techniques for establishing advanced semiconductor devices as well as performing post-CMOS processing. Read more »
GlaxoSmithKline, Imperial College London and the Medical Research Council have established a unique research collaboration in medical imaging at Hammersmith Hospital in West London. Read more »
The Concrete Durability Group within the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering host a state-of-the-art laboratory for investigating all aspects of concrete degredation. Read more »
The EOCF is a resource for the development of instrumentation across a broad range of research applications, including a vacuum room, a clean room and optics and fabrication facilities. Read more »
The Harvey Flower Centre for Electron Microscopy is one of a number of facilities in the Department of Materials for processing and characterising materials. Read more »
From Anopheles to zebra fish, from Hubble’s solar panels to fungal growth, the Light Microscopy imaging facilities at Imperial College London have seen it all. Read more »
Launched in May 2011 as part of the Institute of Shock Physics, the single-stage 100mm Gas Gun facility provides the opportunity to investigate how materials behave under extreme pressures and temperatures. Read more »
The Hamlyn Centre for Robotic Surgery brings together world-leading experts in science, engineering and medicine, building an international centre of excellence for medical robotics in the UK. Read more »
The Institute of Biomedical Engineering draws together scientists, medics and engineers to apply their extensive expertise to create revolutionary progress in medical diagnosis and treatment. Read more »
The Microelectronics Test Laboratory, which includes an anechoic acoustic chamber, is a comprehensively equipped facility for all low-level measurement needs. Read more »
The PET group at Imperial College London has been established for over 15 years, with expertise in experimental design, mathematical modelling, statistical estimation, computational chemistry and image reconstruction. Read more »
The space magnetometer laboratory facilities are based in Staffordshire in a magnetically quiet environment. They offer electronics design, assembly and testing, quality assurance and a clean room. Read more »
The surface analysis facility provides state-of-the-art secondary ion mass spectrometry (SIMS) for the physical and chemical characterization of hard and soft materials. Read more »
All the major thermal analysis techniques to investigate the behaviour of materials as a function of temperature are available within the Department of Materials at Imperial. Read more »
Imperial’s unique turbine testing facilities provide steady and unsteady performance testing, with consulting services also offering custom analysis and design. Read more »
The Honda Wind Tunnel provides an excellent facility for aerodynamic development and safety evaluation studies of road and race cars, aircraft, buildings and structures. Read more »
Imperial's Department of Materials offers a wide range of x-ray diffraction techniques for investigating plycrsyalline materials, single crystals and thin films. Read more »
