Imperial Bioengineering

@ImperialBioeng

News from @imperialcollege’s Department of Bioengineering, the leading department of Bioengineering in the UK.

London imperial.ac.uk/bioengineering Joined October 2009

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Imperial Bioengineering @ImperialBioeng Oct 8

🎟️ Final seats for the Bioengineering Lecture.

Professor Julia Vorholt from @ETH_en joins us on Monday for Engineering Endosymbioses Through Single-Cell Implantation.

📅 12 Oct | 17.30
📍 White City
🔗imperial.ac.uk/events/211811/…

Banner image advertising the Bioengineering Lecture 2026 with Professor Julia Vorholt at Imperial College London on Monday 12th October 2026, 17.30-18.30

Imperial Bioengineering @ImperialBioeng Oct 5

🧬 One week until the Bioengineering Lecture.

Prof Julia Vorholt of @ETH_en joins us at Imperial to explore how we can engineer and study new partnerships between cells and bacteria.

📅 12 Oct | 17.30
🎟️ Free and open to all
🔗imperial.ac.uk/events/211811/…

Imperial Bioengineering @ImperialBioeng Jul 27

New research from @AlmquistLab, led by Dr Magdalene Ho, has created a wound dressing that captures the body’s own healing proteins and releases them when repair cells pull on the material.

Published in @NatureMaterials.

⬇️See how it works.

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Imperial Bioengineering @ImperialBioeng Jul 20

Could tracking brain health become as routine as counting steps? 🧠

Our researchers are working with alumni startup Connectome Health to explore how sleep, activity and age affect brain function using wearable brain-monitoring technology.

imperial.ac.uk/news/articles/…

www.imperial.ac.uk Neuroscientists work with startup to bring fitness tracking to the brain Researchers at Imperial College London are working with alumni startup Connectome to bring brain health monitoring to consumers.

Imperial Bioengineering @ImperialBioeng Jul 8

🏆 Congratulations to Dr Claudia Ghidini, who has been awarded the 2026 Sir Michael Uren Prize for her work developing adjustable prosthetic technology for children.

Her growth-adaptive socket can be lengthened and widened as a child grows.

📰Read more: imperial.ac.uk/news/articles/…