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Imperial academics on list of top UK practising scientists
Two Imperial College researchers have been placed on list of 100 top practising scientists compiled by the Science Council.
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French Energy Giant to Invest in UK Fracking
French resource company (and energy giant) Total is set to invest up to £13 million in the immediate future in the fledgling UK Shale Gas (fracking) industry.
Politics
Egypt’s New Constitution
The metamorphosis of an Arab state from autocracy to anarchy
Science
Do you want brains with that?
Anand Jagatia takes a look at prions, the bad behaving proteins
Opinion
Confessions of a GTA: Part 9
Here, let me Google that for you... Actually, that’s not our job
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Changes to Alcohol Policy for Varsity 2014
Imperial’s Sports Partnership has recently sent an email to stakeholder of the annual Varsity match outlining changes to the acceptance of alcohol during the event.
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Care Data: Live saving tool or invasion of privacy?
The NHS has recently dispatched a leaflet titled “Better information means better care” to everyone in England.
News
Car crash driver admits causing death of Imperial researcher
An Australian man has admitted causing the death of two men, one of whom was the Imperial College researcher Dr Sean Barrett, by dangerous driving.
Science
Ancient traces of water found on Mars
For a vehicle designed to last just 7 earth weeks, Opportunity has done remarkably well. Ten years to the day since the rover first landed on the surface of Mars, its new analysis of some of the oldest rocks ever found there show environments potentially suitable for life were aroun...
Culture
AMAZING, IN CAPITAL LETTERS
As I sat down in my plush theatre seat, tucking my kiddy school bag under my legs, I suddenly felt very small.
Science
A trip down memory lane
Utsav Radia on why and when you stop remembering your early years
Science
A grand genome: the new cost of genome sequencing
In 2003, the Human Genome Project was declared complete. At a cost of around $3 billion and taking 13 years, for the first time we had a sequence of around 99% of the human genome.