The language of science
As part of a new series, we look at the research of students here at Imperial, first up is MSc Science Communication graduate Emma Parkin.
Cassini bids farewell in its Grand Finale
The Cassini spacecraft, which has been running for nearly 20 years, will plunge into Saturn's atmosphere today
Brainsnatchers: Microbes that change the way we behave
Parasitic mind control may be a staple of science fiction and horror films, but they have their basis in reality
‘Bionic Skin’ could give robots the sense of touch
Sophie Protheroe discusses how robots are becoming increasingly humanoid, and how refining 3D printing is creating endless opportunities for new innovative technology
Diesel pollution poses serious risk for asthma sufferers
Rachel Baxter explores new research conducted by Imperial researchers that identifies exactly how the diesel pollution that hangs in our air may be affecting our health
Ice, Ice Baby
You know less about ice than you think
How we’ll meet-eor our maker
Lizzie Riach discusses the subtleties of a meteor apocalypse
Forests have been hiding in plain sight
Andrada Balmez explains how we’ve only just discovered 467 million hectares of forest
High off life
Another one of Mr. Aran Shaunak’s Little Bites of Science
Can dessert be good for you?
Alexandra Lim talks about the hidden benefits of fruit based puddings.
Fear Food, Fear Death
Alexandra Lim discusses on how our choice of food gones beyond the need of eating for survival
Food flushed down the drain
Ipsita Herlekar talks food waste and how it’s not just about the food that goes in the bin but also about the food that goes in your tum-tum