Imperial College London
Imperial College London is a public research university located in London, England. In 1851, Prince Albert began building his vision for a cultural area composed of the Victoria and Albert Museum, Natural History Museum, Royal Albert Hall, Royal Colleges, and the Imperial Institute.
Imperial College London People (First 49 people) - Page 1
Haroon Ahmed
British scientist
Martin Bland
British statistician
Richard Southwood
Guy SaintPierre
Canadian Politician
Frederick W. Lanchester
English polymath
István Horthy Jr.
Hungarian physicist
Deepak Puri
Managing Director of Moser Baer
Lyndon Emsley
British chemist
Jessica Hsuan
Actress
Ali Chamseddine
Lebanese physicist
Nicholas Ambraseys
Greek engineer
Alec Skempton
Civil engineer
Julian Szekely
American chemical engineer
Poempida Hidayatulloh
Martin Fleischmann
British chemist
Edith Heard
Director general of the European Molecular Biology Laboratory
Chris Impey
British astronomer
Bernard Lamarre
President of the École Polytechnique de Montréal
Mark Dodgson
Australian author
Uzoma Dozie
CEO of Diamond Bank
Asghar Qadir
Pakistani mathematician
Leszek Borysiewicz
British immunologist
Edwige Pitel
French cyclist
Eline Van der Velden
Comedian
Usman Boie Kamara
Former Minister of Trade and Industry of Sierra Leone
Marlen Angelidou
Singer
Derek Barton
Chemist
Niharica Raizada
Actress
Winston Wong
Wang Yung-ching's son
Jess Wade
British physicist
George Reginald Starr
Mining engineer
George C. Clerk
Ghanaian botanist
Jack Edward Baldwin
British chemist
Janet Watson
British geologist
Norman Denbigh Riley
British entomologist
C. D. Darlington
Geneticist
George Zames
Hugh Ford
American film director
James Hemsley
Jeremy Sanders
British chemist
John Frederick Dewey
British geologist
Kenan Malik
British writer
Kenneth Baldwin
Professor
Lam Akol
Former Minister of Foreign Affairs of Sudan
Masud Ahmad
Pakistani physicist
Peter McCullagh
Statistician
Peter Rice
Irish structural engineer
