Film & TV
Hawkeye Takes a Bow
Following on from the review in Issue 1786, ‘Hawkeye’ has delivered in true Marvel fashion, with twists leading to a satisfying conclusion.
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Film & TV
Film Review: Encanto
Enchanto is a Columbian word for “enchantment”, and after watching it last weekend, I can say that the name fits.
Environment
Greenpeace: UK exploits pesticide loophole
The UK government is once again placing the interests of large companies above the health of our planet and its inhabitants.
Environment
Science Museum Exhibition: an Environment perspective
The exhibition, named ‘Our Future Planet’, showcases the potential of carbon capture in reducing the amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere
Environment
Hippos in Colombia: The tale of a charismatic invasion
Colombia is considered one of the world’s most diverse countries, making up 10% of the planet’s biodiversity
Culture
Our Broken Planet
How We Got Here and Ways to Fix It – Natural History Museum Temporary Exhibition
Culture
So incredibly wrong it has to be right!
If you wish to experience a bit of adventure this weekend, book yourself tickets to The Play That Goes Wrong, performed by Mischief Theatre.
Science
This Week in Science (28/01/2022)
The biggest events in science at Imperial and from around the world this week
Science
Science Spotlight: Fire Safety in Tall Buildings with Dr Matthew Bonner
Dr Matthew Bonner is a Research Assistant at Hazelab, a fire science research group in the Department of Mechanical Engineering
Science
Turning your immune system against itself: How HTLV-1 transforms immune cells into cancer
Human T-lymphotropic virus (HTLV-1) is a virus which mainly infects T cells
Science
The forgotten C - Cancer during COVID-19
602,350 people died of cancer in 2020 in the US, and cancer still took the lead over COVID-19 in death toll even in the worst affected countries
Science
Forever young is possible for some organisms
Death is ubiquitous in nature... and so is mocking it!