The latest from the Enterprise Lab

In the second issue of D/srupt we chat Silicon Valley, Google X and the dot com boom with Imperial College London Alumn Wendy Tan-White.

Following a competitive semi-final, the seven finalists for this year’s Tata Varsity Pitch powered by NACUE have been announced, with three teams coming from Imperial.

A team of Imperial students are hoping to make avoidable blindness a thing of the past with a revolutionary imaging tool.

An undergraduate student has invented a new kind of orthopaedic cast that is breathable, washable, and easy to apply.

TRIK, the Google Maps for structures, has been listed as one of 60 women-led startups shaking up tech across the globe. Pae Natwilai founded TRIK whilst studying at Imperial and grew her idea as part of the 2014-15 WE Innovate cohort.

TRIK, the Google Maps for structures, has been listed as one of 60 women-led startups shaking up tech across the globe. Pae Natwilai founded TRIK whilst studying at Imperial and grew her idea as part of the 2014-15 WE Innovate cohort.

TRIK, the Google Maps for structures, has been listed as one of 60 women-led startups shaking up tech across the globe. Pae Natwilai founded TRIK whilst studying at Imperial and grew her idea as part of the 2014-15 WE Innovate cohort.

A delegation of 10 Enterprise Lab startups attend the World Economic Forum to demonstrate the depth and breadth of Imperial’s start-up ecosystem.