Technology
Steelseries 9H Tournament Headset
With a bewildering array of gaming accessories on the market, it can be difficult to find out which one is best to purchase for your particular needs and the Steelseries 9H is a good start
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Sport
Snooker and Pool: The year so far
It was a term to remember for the Imperial mints, as membership rocketed and records tumbled, in what was a fantastic ending to a difficult year.
Culture
Republic of the Moon
Fred Fyles takes a trip to the new Earth-based Lunar Embassy
Opinion
Now is the winter of our discontent
Christy Kelly takes on the world
News
News Bites - The news in short (Issue 1564)
News Editor Nida bring you the news in short
Film & TV
Nebraska, Nebraska, I love you
Following on from the Oscar-nominated The Descendants (featuring George Clooney’s best performance in years, and introducing the amazing Shailene Woodley – soon to be seen in The Fault in Our Stars), Nebraska is Alexander Payne’s latest film as director, and (unsurprisingly) it’s almost everything.. Nebraska Director: Alexander
News
Minister announces new research opportunities
David Willetts uses visit to Imperial to announce the creation of new Doctoral Training Centres
Science
Maybe you should sleep on it...
Did you, like everyone else, vow to get more sleep this year? Sleeping is common to all animals and a vital part of staying healthy and alert. However, when we sleep we are missing opportunities to be more productive, and by switching off we leave ourselves vulnerable to attack.
Features
Marrow Volunteers needed
Every 20 minutes, someone in the UK is told they have a blood cancer.
News
Lords Science Select Committee opens inquiry on International STEM Students
Imperial College Union has helped secure an inquiry by the House of Lords for the Science and Technology Committee.
News
LegoSoc to host Lego star Warren Elsmore
If you ever wondered how giant LEGO models are made, Warren Elsmore’s book Brick City shows you how!
News
Imperial’s First Student Think Tank to Launch this year
Christened the London Forum for Science and Policy (LFSP) and launching this year, Imperial’s first student think tank carefully sidesteps the university’s trap of a neocolonial-sounding name.