Science
Sugar and the brain
Zara Shubber looks at scientists’ warnings that high fructose diets may be detrimental to memory
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Social media never achieves anything
The world of social media does not have all-encompassing power
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Shedding light on the Deepwater Horizon oil spill
Second anniversary of disaster sees new report criticise scientific models used
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Privatisation: the Ministry interfering at Hogwarts
In the first of a series of articles on the privatisation of our universities, Stephen Smith discusses the Government’s latest assault on academic freedom, through the Research Councils
Opinion
Imperial outside the M25
All about Silwood – improvement and evolution
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Imperial graduates jump at chance to help at London 2012
New BP graduate scheme gives students an Olympic chance
Science
How many blondes in Melanesia?
The evolution of blonde hair
Opinion
Greens and GM: a scientist’s dilemma
Despite recent faults, the Green Party is the lesser of four evils
Opinion
EXAMS. Just in case you had forgotten
So I heard this 'revision' thing was all the rage right now
Science
Don't regress into despair
The joy of stats (and patience) in a scientific world
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Central Library for 24 hour opening over Summer
Work around the clock?
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£73 million biomedical centre opened
Hammersmith-based research facility opened by Chancellor