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Earthrise seen by the Apollo 8 crew, 1968. Credit: NASA Blog by Nils Roenner and Guillermo Rein, Department of Mechanical Engineering a...

Today was the first day of Francesco Restuccia at Imperial College London as new PhD student in m group. He joins the Imperial Haze Lab in t...

Izabella, new PhD student Last week was the first day of Izabella Vermesi at Imperial College London as my new PhD student. She joins th...

We sent the image below, The pyrolysis history of Perspex , to the Fire Science Image competition at the 11th International Symposium on Fir...

I am delighted to announce that our work won the award for the Best Student Poster at the 11th International Symposium on Fire Safety Scienc...

I am delighted to announce that we won the award for the Best Fire Science Image at the 11th International Symposium on Fire Safety Science,...

In a few weeks, we are presenting in Christchurch, New Zealand, a brief paper [ 1 ] on the impact of fire in wind turbines. The wind ene...

While on the Tube's District Line from the office, I read the most recent blog article written by the developers of FDS. It is titled ...

We engineers are in general not the best communicators nor the best at appreciating arts. These are not really topics of interest during uni...

I recently gave an invited talk in Warsaw on the prospects of fire protection in smart buildings. The talk is now avaible in youtube and a...

The Haze Lab at Imperial College London is looking for a top UK or EU student interested in fire science and modelling who would like to do...

Paper submission deadline: 15th Aug, 2014 Validation remains an essential activity for the continuous improvement of computa...