Books
The People Powering the Abdus Salam Library
A short word from a handful of the Imperial College Library team, who we may not see everyday, but whose presence is critical to our campus.
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Environment
Tales of the Unsung Wilderness: Longlegs
You’re sitting on your couch, watching TV on a brisk autumn evening when you hear a faint shuffling on your carpet. You try to pinpoint the location of the sound as you warily turn your head, but there’s nothing to be seen. A few minutes later, it starts
Environment
Did global warming cause the Florida hurricanes?
The science behind linking correlation to causation.
Business
Classroom to Curbside: Insights from Harvard’s Food Truck Challenge
An Imperial Business student’s experience and review on business strategy and analytics
Science
Hopfield and Hinton awarded Nobel Prize for shaping the neural network landscape
John Hopfield and Geoffrey Hinton are recognised for their seminal work in artificial neural networks and machine learning.
Science
The tiny molecule that answers a big question
The discovery of microRNA was finally acknowledged in this year’s Nobel Prize in medicine.
Science
Understanding the shape of life
The 2024 Nobel Prize in chemistry was awarded to David Baker, Demis Hassabis, and John Jumper for their protein structure breakthroughs.
Sport
The fall of a city’s empire: a battle won, next the war?
Manchester City triumph in a tribunal separate to their 115-charge nightmare.
News
Union launches next phase of democracy review
Imperial College Union is holding focus groups for its democracy review in order to improve its representation of the student body. The review will take a look at democratic functions as well as student representative structures, to ensure that the Union accurately represents the views of students, as well as
Features
"Once you're already ahead, it's a lot more relaxing..."
Imperial's University Challenge team speaks to Felix about their first round triumph over Manchester
Opinion
What economic degrowth would mean for the future of geopolitics
The idea of decreasing the West’s economic output is opposed by a range of criticisms, but its implications on global peace and democracy are rarely considered
How Parliaments can outsource their climate action
A new institution is needed to solve the crises our political systems weren't designed to tackle