Student runs London Marathon in aid of Heart Research UK
Physics student Karam Ramzan shares his story of running the marathon.
Taylor Pomfret
Science and Sport Editor, 4th Year MSci Physics with Theoretical Physics student.
F1 2025 Season Review, so far
We’re nearly halfway through the F1 2025 season, a season that was initially hotly anticipated to be wild and exciting.
From research on plastics to malaria: the Great Exhibition Road Festival returns
Fantastic plastic and CRISPR critters – Felix recaps a selection of scientific endeavours on display at this year’s Great Exhibition Road Festival.
Imperial team test “Mother Nature’s” mental health solution
Prof Edalat’s team combines attachment theory, AI chatbots, and personalised avatars to teach people how to find humour in almost any situation.
A blast from the past, using Felix’s AI déjà vu tool!
We test a novel semantic search tool to trawl the archives
Formula 1 – 2025 Preview
Felix Sport give a rundown on the upcoming 2025 F1 season.
This Week In Science (14/03/2025)
Felix's weekly digest of Science news
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Anglerfish spotted in Canary Islands
An anglerfish has gone viral on social media after a team of researchers based in the Canary Islands on January 26th spotted the fish weaving its way to the surface of the ocean. Anglerfish are bony fish, which have a distinctive luminescent fin ray acting as a lure for other
The history of string theory
Explained by Imperial Professor of Theoretical Physics, Amihay Hanany
Julia Gillard’s vision for 2025 and beyond
The key takeaways from the former Australian Prime Minister’s lecture delivered at Imperial’s Institute of Global Health and Innovation.
Fibres and spaghetti
The world’s thinnest spaghetti has been made by Chemists at UCL using nanofibre technology.