Unexpected science at the Imperial Fringe
Take a look at the stranger side of research at a new monthly event
Solar cells get a boost
New technologies promise improved efficiency
Fishing for the facts
There’s plenty more fish in the sea – or are there?
Ecology on a massive scale
A look at the SAFE Project, two years from its start
The future is unconventional
Helen Wilkes takes a look at computing inspired by biology
Inspired by Iron Man
Marvin Tan Xing Haw, Physics student at Imperial, has applied for a patent for a novel way to make electricity
Extremophiles found in Atacama
Exceptional life forms on earth may be a key to sustaining life on mars
Sweet, sweet serendipity
Victoria Charlton on a surprising discovery and a resisitor that remembers
Magnet-making bacteria, assemble!
A step towards more environmentally friendly electronics is found in nature
Butterflies get boost from climate
Global warming is not bad for everything, it turns out
Sugar and the brain
Zara Shubber looks at scientists’ warnings that high fructose diets may be detrimental to memory
Shedding light on the Deepwater Horizon oil spill
Second anniversary of disaster sees new report criticise scientific models used