Podcasts & Video
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With a third of the world now facing deadly heat waves due to climate change, the need to reduce greenhouse...
I,Science caught up with Helen Sharman, the first Briton in space. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6EpohoIns-c
What is citizen science? How do you adapt citizen science projects for communities who can't read or write? What makes...
Next time you accidentally swallow a button or your favourite piece of lego, don’t worry; soon you would be able...
https://www.instagram.com/p/BDSyXTVMGzR/ This week's image shows a total solar eclipse, as seen from a cruise ship in Indonesia. The eclipse provided...
Pictured: Imperial students in the Department of Materials In Coffee+Chat, we ask Imperial College scientists to explain their research. This...
This beautiful image shows a flying Boeing 777 and the effect of its wing tip vortex on the clouds behind...
Scientists at the University of Southampton have just taken us into a new era of technology by finding a way to ensure...
With a decade of creating popular videos on Youtube, and after last week’s broadcast of ‘Rise of the Superstar Vloggers’ on BBC3,...
This week’s image is of the swashbuckling ‘Gladiator of the Sea’ – the swordfish, sometimes known as a broadbill. But...
Coffee+Chat is a new video series, where the I, Science media team speaks to experts at Imperial College about science, technology,...
Wash your hands before sitting at the table! I can clearly remember my mum shouting from the kitchen, and me...
Ever wondered whether we're alone in the universe? Or perhaps you're more curious about where belly button fluff comes from?...
Can you pronounce acrocephalosyndactyly? Do you know what logorrhoea is? Watch as our social scientists battle the long words of the...
https://soundcloud.com/iscience/urban-science-sounds-in-the-city The city is bursting with sounds – from vehicles to department stores and everything in between. What can you...
This week the United Nations Climate Change Conference or COP21 is taking place in Paris. What can we expect from...
Only 5 days to go until you can get your hands on a copy of I, Science! In an increasingly...
Listen to this short interview to hear our Editors-in-Chief, Greta Keenan and Harry Pettit, discuss the upcoming issue of I,...
Dennis Outten of Project Daedalus flies a drone in Somerset House Drones are usually in the news in a negative...
This year's Alumni Weekend ran alongside the Imperial Festival. Julia Lorke took this as an opportunity to hear from former...
Imperial College's Julian Jones interviewed about his work to develop biomaterials to help mend damaged bones
The Kaua'i 'O'O (Moho Braccatus) What if I told you that there were sounds that could save wildlife species from...
Continuing our series of short audio stories linked with science. Download these stories for your commute or listen to them...
Imperial Fringe event 'Lit Up' celebrated the International Year of Light through a range of events last Thursday. I dropped...
I, Science are introducing a series of short audio stories linked with science. Download these stories for your commute or...
Andy Franzkowiak, artistic producer of LAStheatre and The Enlightenment Cafe talks about his new immersive theatre event appearing in Docklands ...
New Atlantis is the latest Enlightenment Cafe immersive theatre project of LAStheatre. Running next week from 19-25th January 2015 at...
What would life be like if the slightest touch was excruciating for you to expeience? James Crosland-Mills looks at chronic...
Just a quick few minutes from Leticia Diamante, who takes a serious look at laughter. Why do we laugh? And...
