Ereira’s Business Insight
Tavistock Tutors was set up by Marcus Ereira and Luke Shelley when they were just 17 years old. A few years on, the business has grown tremendously and they have over 300 tutors on their books.
Issue 1567
7th Feb 2014
V&A’s Boiler Room
The Friday Lates are, much as the name suggests, a series of exhibitions that take place on a Friday night, specifically the last Friday of each month.
Under The Vaults
Fred Fyles goes underground as part of the Waterloo Vaults Festival
The Immoralist
Eoghan Totten explores a thoughtful and subtle masterpiece from the early 1900s
Russia and the situation in Ukraine
Kartikeya Rana looks at the Ukraine protests and its link with Russia
Waterjet printer set to make a splash
‘Disappearing ink’ generally conjures up images of spies and secret messages. Until now, attempts to create a disappearing ink have been expensive (and sometimes toxic), with the results appearing rather faint on the page. But researchers from China have come up with a solution that uses nothing but ‘Disappearing ink’
Philsophical Investigations
Beneath the differences between Wittgenstein’s Tractatus-Logico Philosophicus and his Philosophical Investigations there is a more fundamental continuity between the texts. This article relies heavily on two books, Alain Badiou’s Wittgenstein’s Anti-Philosophy ...
Our stake in the arms industry
Imperial College London has a £3.9 million stake in the arms industry, according to a report in the London Student.
On age and respect for your elders
Respect your elders” is a mantra that I always felt was redundant.
Of Cleaning (again), cat allergies and weather
Soooo, Imperial’s reseach on cat immunotherapy lead to the creation of a startup and more recently an IPO worth £175m during an upcoming stock market float (see page 3)?
New catalyst removes excess atmospheric carbon
University of Delaware finds a new non-porous silver catalyst
Imperial’s Defence Investment Holdings Top of List of London Universities
London Student investigation found Imperial College London has the most invested in the arms industry. Compared with ten other London universities, Imperial’s holdings in defence companies comes out on top with investments totalling £3.9m.