The student newspaper of Imperial College London
The student newspaper of Imperial College London
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Section Editor: Angie Lo and Taylor Pomfret
The science section covers discoveries in the world of science research at Imperial and around the world
Felix interviews Imperial PhD student, Quentin Smith, on CRISPR-Cas9’s therapeutic potential and the significance of Casgevy approval.
Imperial College London Rocketry test marks one of the first collegiate firings worldwide of a 3D-printed aluminium alloy engine.
A personal reflection on Abdus Salam’s journey.
Abdus Salam joined Imperial’s Maths department in 1957, and three years later moved to the Physics department, where he set up the Theoretical Physics group with Paul Matthews.
Exploring winter halos: a scientific peek into the optical illusion seen lighting up UK skies.
Felix talks with Imperial’s Dr Robin Lamboll to discuss our remaining carbon budget.
Felix talks with Imperial’s Professor Jon Marangos to discuss Nobel-winning attosecond science.
The Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine, and the Nobel Prize for Physics, have each been awarded!
What’s Bennu hiding? OSIRIS-REx samples hold the clues.
Felix speaks to Michele Dougherty about her role as Principal Investigator on JUICE’s magnetometer.
We sit down with Dr Nicola Fox to discuss all things NASA, space travel, and her time at Imperial
Exploring the narrative of ‘it’s cheap being green’ is Science writer Allanah Hibbert, who outlines how the cost-of-living crisis can inspire us all to make sustainable choices for a better future.
From detection to impact: the remarkable story of how data openness and automation are transforming asteroid detection, with astronomer Sam Deen.
Science writer Sam Lovatt sits down with Matthew Fisher, Professor of Fungal Disease, to discuss the hit show and the effect of fungi on the world
The air pollution problem on the Underground is worse than we thought. Here's how to reduce your pollution exposure and advocate for a cleaner city.
How Imperial scholar Michael Hedges' former driving career led him to green up London's taxi fleet and research air pollution.
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