What’s your angle? Willows and biofuels
Jane Courtnell reports on research into alternative energy sources
Fossil discovery sheds light on human origins
Humans are unmistakably tied to our ape origins, says Jane Courtnell
Methods developed at Imperial could make burning fossil fuels guilt-free
Lauren Ratcliffe on converting waste carbon dioxide into useful materials
Climate Change is like an unwashed dish. Don’t believe me?
Lauren Ratcliffe gets you up-to-date and busts some common myths surrounding this global conundrum
“This does not threaten the fabric of our society”
Professor Robert Winston talks to James Bezer about the vote to allow ‘three-parent babies’
Go With the Flow: new EU policy supports renewable energy
Joshua Emden discusses the impact of flow-based market coupling
New antibodies could treat dengue fever
Utsav Radia on Imperial research that could lead to the first vaccine
Limpet teeth are found to be strongest natural material on Earth
Emma Lisle on the new substance’s potential in engineering
Sound field around recorder identified
The complicated physics behind a rather simple instrument
Genes responsible for Asthma uncovered
James Bezer on Imperial’s research in epigenetics asthma treatments
Out of Africa? Fossils shed light on primate origins
Cecily Johnson on the discovery of the oldest New World monkey species
All-nighters might not be such a good idea
Another good reason not to sleep in the library