Professor James Barlow discusses similarities in the culture of innovation between the healthcare and finance industries. (Extract 4 of 4 from the Imperial College Podcast 24 June 2015)

Professor James Barlow talks about the cultural and technological challenges facing the healthcare sector in comparison to the financial services industry.

IGHI interviews the Dean of Imperial's Business School to discuss the role of business in healthcare innovation.

The winning teams in a Business School competition explain their plans to provide water purification units and an app to connect distant loved ones. (Extract 4 of 4 from the Imperial College Podcast 7 August 2013)

An Imperial Business Insights Lecture with Gabriele Duesberg, Vice-President, European Power & Utilities, J.P. Morgan

Researchers from the Business School explain how their research is shedding light on the relationship between the research sector and the rest of the economy.

In this podcast, Professor Mike Wright, Director of the Centre for Management Buy-Out Research discusses the work of the Centre for Management Buy-Out Research (CMBOR) and its value to the private equity industry.

In this podcast, Business School Senior Research Fellow, Markus Perkmann explains his work on university-industry partnerships and how these relationships can be exploited to benefit UK business and economic growth.

In this podcast Professor Erkko Autio explains the Global Entrepreneurship and Development Index (GEDI) which is tool to rank countries based on their levels of entrepreneurship, helping governments to develop targeted policy measures.

Credit Suisse's Amlan Roy came to Imperial College Business School to give an Imperial Business Insights Series lecture on: 'How Demographics affect Economic Growth, Asset Prices and Capital Flows'.

Preparing non-business graduates for today's dynamic market through a management core, combined with advanced insights in innovation and entrepreneurship. Find out more

Preparing non-business graduates for today's dynamic market through a management core, combined with advanced insights in innovation and entrepreneurship. Find out more

In this video, find out how the Business School's research has revolutionised the way health management solutions are being delivered remotely. These remote care solutions are key to helping our health systems deal with an ageing population

We show how global professional services firm Arup can effectively and systematically analyse information about their internal skills and expertise, and use this information to drive competitive advantage.

Find out how through research we tackle the biggest issues facing our world today. By collaborating with today's leaders in policy, business and health, our research is applied to shape and transform the world around us.

This video explores and highlights some of the Business School's key findings, which are of great interest to journalists, investors, hedge fund managers and regulators.

This video explores the impact academic research has on modern economic and innovation policy.

Wim Vanhaverbeke (Hasselt) discusses the open innovation conference held at Imperial in June 2012, and the forthcoming issue of Research Policy for which he is one of 4 guest editors.

Henry Chesbrough co-organiser of the Open Innovation: New Insights and Evidence conference held at Imperial on 25-26 June, discusses his lanmark book that established the field of Open Innovation and the forthcoming special issue

Professor Ammon Salter, co-organiser of the Open Innovation: New Insights and Evidence conference held at Imperial on 25-26 June, discusses his work on innovation, the conference and the forthcoming special issue of Research Policy.

How Business School research is facilitating innovation in megaprojects, moving remote health into the mainstream, and improving integration of data in cities. (Extract 4 of 5 from the Imperial College Podcast 11 July 2012)

Henry Chesbrough, Ammon Salter, Joel West and Wim Vanhaverbeke discuss the field of open innovation and the 10th anniversary of Henry Chesbrough's seminal book on the topic. The conference will lead to a special issue of Research Policy.

In this video, find out how the research carried out at the Business School has contributed to the robust and efficient management of megaprojects in the UK and abroad, such as London 2012 Olympic Park 2012 and Crossrail.

In this podcast, Dr Andrew Davies, Reader in Innovation at the Business School discusses how his research into the management of megaprojects, such as Heathrow Terminal 5 and London 2012 Olympic Park, is helping to shape the future of megaprojects in the UK and abroad.

In this podcast, Business School Assistant Professor Paola Criscuolo explains her work with Arup to analyse and leverage hidden knowledge about staff skill sets from across the company and the surprising insights this provided senior management.