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Imperial College London adds G-Research to Circle of Benefactors

6 August 2026
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G-Research has been welcomed into Imperial College London’s Circle of Benefactors, recognising our longstanding support for mathematics, machine learning and the next generation of research talent.

The recognition was marked at a ceremony this spring on Imperial’s South Kensington campus, where G-Research was added to the institution’s donor recognition installation alongside organisations that have made significant philanthropic contributions to Imperial’s research and education.

G-Research is funding six PhD scholarships across mathematics and machine learning, with four currently supporting students and two more planned. The partnership also includes support for Imperial’s Department of Mathematics, helping to strengthen research, develop future scientific leaders and deepen collaboration between academia and industry.

The event brought together senior leaders from Imperial and G-Research, including Imperial President Professor Hugh Brady and G-Research Academic Relations Manager Dr Charles Martinez.

We’re proud to be deepening our partnership with Imperial, an institution at the forefront of mathematics, AI and machine learning. By investing in talent and contributing to Imperial’s research environment, we hope to help advance the kind of high-impact work that underpins the future of quantitative science.

Dr. Charles Martinez Academic Relations Manager, G-Research

The scholarships form part of G-Research’s broader commitment to supporting emerging mathematical talent and advancing research through long-term partnerships with leading universities. Alongside funding, scholarship recipients benefit from opportunities to connect with G-Research researchers through mentoring and career development programmes, helping bridge academic research and industry.

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