Science
Making waves in physics | 2016
Sara Hamilton lists the top nine ground breaking discoveries in the field of nuclear physics and material science in 2016
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Culture
Julius Caesar | A bold retelling of Shakespeare
Julius Caesar is on at the King's Cross Theatre until Saturday, the 17th of December
Sport
Jiu Jitsu advances to the next level in style
Yes, Jiu Jitsu is a sport and completely unrelated to the jewish people
Societies
ICSM Netball get crafty
ICSM Netball show that their team fun isn’t just restricted to the Netball Court by taking part in an afternoon of crafts in aid of Imperial College Healthcare Charity
Sport
IC American Football in playoff contention
Don't hate them cause they're well protected
Food
How to build Hogwarts
It all started as friends in halls. The Christmas tradition started in 2008, and by 2009 we’d first discovered gingerbread together. Since then, it’s escalated, trying to be bigger and better each year. In a true Imperial spirit, we’ve taken a scientific, competitive approach.
Science
Harnessing bacterial defences to disrupt infectious biofilms
Research from Caltech and the University of Oxford has identified a mycobacterial protein that inhibits biofilms of Pseudomonas aeruginosa, the major pathogen in cystic fibrosis
Culture
Every man’s read for the new year
Philip Roth's profoud novel tests our values
Food
EU Xmas
Or, around the glorious federation in a delicious meal. Follow felix on a tour of some traditional christmas delicacies from countries across Europe. Bonus points if you’re sober at the end.
Film & TV
Crowning Glory | The Crown
The Crown takes a rare look at the formative years of Queen Elizabeth, and chronicles the royal family’s escapades through the 20th century. Does it stack up well? Or is is just aimless royalty-porn?
Culture
Arts in 2016 | a year in review
Three of our writers look back on their favourite productions and exhibitions from this year.
Culture
Artist in focus | Zaha Hadid, 1950–2016
Zaha Hadid left behind a monumental legacy