The overall winner of the competition was Emma Wills (also a contributor to Felix Science) who wrote an essay Pallab Ghosh’s 9 year old daughter, encouraging her to study Exoplanets when she reaches university.
In an email to Chemistry students sent on 19 March, Professor Alan Armstrong has been named as the new head of the Chemistry Department.
Eleftherios Apostolakis reports from Sunday’s talk
Dr Maria Fernanda Jimenez Solomon was awarded the prize; which is awarded to excellent PhD students who are doing research that helps solve industrial problems.
A first year Imperial computing student has taken the second place prize at this year’s Cyber Security Challenge. Luke Granger-Brown was one of 42 finalists taking part in the final round of the competition – the Cyber Security Masterclass, this year taking place in the old Cabinet War Rooms. The
But College wins the day overall with the most wins
In the recently released Times Higher Education (THE) World Rankings College was ranked one position higher than last year, coming at 13th.
According to College medical researchers, statins have virtually no side effects.
Carol Ann Cheah revisits Malaysian Night - now as a non-performing/producing outsider
An Imperial student used College computers to mine 30,000 Dogecoins.
The Big Elections for 2014 have started this week at Imperial College. Campaigning started on Monday 3rd March and will continue through till the 14th March and voting opens next week on Friday 7th March and will last one week.
Felix finds evidence implicating the Men’s Hockey XI 2’s team in misogynistic behaviour online