Did you, like everyone else, vow to get more sleep this year? Sleeping is common to all animals and a vital part of staying healthy and alert. However, when we sleep we are missing opportunities to be more productive, and by switching off we leave ourselves vulnerable to attack.
Imperial College Union has helped secure an inquiry by the House of Lords for the Science and Technology Committee.
If you ever wondered how giant LEGO models are made, Warren Elsmore’s book Brick City shows you how!
Christened the London Forum for Science and Policy (LFSP) and launching this year, Imperial’s first student think tank carefully sidesteps the university’s trap of a neocolonial-sounding name.
Imperial is to host a new centre focussed on preventing cyber attacks against UK industry and infrastructure.
The Immortals returned to Harlington to take on the Royal Holloway Bears in another tense game of American football.
Last weekend saw Ethos sports centre nearly full to capacity as over one hundred and sixty competitors descended on Imperial College to take part in the Imperial College Open.
Man of the mini-tour Matt Cann gives his account
The first fencing premiership BUCS tournament was held in Oxford in December, where the home crew, as well as Cambridge, UCL, Bristol and the mighty Imperial crossed swords once again.
20 candidates for a new type of hypervelocity star have been announced by an international team of astronomers.
So here you are. You’ve watched all the Salvador Dali films in the house, knitted all the hipster beanies you need, the bars in Shoreditch are too mainstream on a Friday night and you’ve already spent hours listening to unknown bands on Soundcloud. So what next?
Dwarves are useless and can’t do anything, whilst Wood Elves and their fluid, slick gymnastic movements are awesome and humans haven’t yet had the chance to shine: that’s the message to take away from Desolation of Smaug, the second entry to Peter Jackson’s overblown Hobbit trilogy.