Environment
250 connections between Imperial and fossil fuel companies
Imperial Climate Action compiled a database of ties between fossil fuel companies and the College
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Culture
The Life of a Showgirl...
...And the death of the muse
Science
Shell We Innovate?
Sea shells aren’t just waste or decoration: from biomaterials to construction, they offer serious opportunities in sustainability and innovation.
Science
A trip toward new mental health treatment
Imperial’s Psychedelic Research Centre explores the use of psychedelics for several mental health conditions
Business
So you want to work in clean tech venture capital?
Himanshu Sharma, Head of Investment at Theia Ventures, tells Felix about India’s unique clean tech investment ecosystem and how aspiring VCs can succeed in the space.
News
Activist demonstrations rock graduation ceremony again
Three graduands displayed banners condemning the alleged involvement of Imperial in the humanitarian crisis in Gaza during the graduation ceremony of Commemoration Day, on Wednesday 8th October. In three separate incidents, the activists took out messages concealed in their robes onstage, and were swiftly forced off the graduation stage by
Science
This Week in Science 10/10/2025
Kidney with modified O-blood type transplanted into a human for the first time
Food
Dishes under 30 minutes
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Issue 1877
Glocalisation – blending trends and culture
From McBurritos to Vuitton’s Kusama dots, exploring the ways that make global feel more local
News
Hot Imperial startup ceases operations
Carbon capture startup Cyanoskin announced on Tuesday 7th October that it was “closing its doors”, citing “a misalignment between the product’s performance and the commercial requirements”. Cyanoskin was co-founded in 2023 by Antoinette Nothomb, then a MSc Management student at the Imperial Business School, and Emma Money from the
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Rocky start for Imperial team in first University Challenge round
Despite losing in narrow 160 points to Churchill College, Cambridge’s 175, team still qualify for second round.
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Imperial Professor Jason Hallett wins Royal Society Mullard Medal
The award recognizes Hallett's work in biorefining and the circular economy.