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Today we talk to Julie about movements within the area of antidepressants, surrounding the recent review paper highlighting that abnormally...
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Review by Emma Tegg (28th November 2022) The Imperial College community celebrated science journalism on the 17th of November with...
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What is free will? Do we even have it? In today’s show, we speak to Laia Mallafré to discuss two of the main...
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by Gabriella Sotelo (28 November 2022) The European Space Agency has announced their new class of trainee astronauts, and in...
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by Mikayla Hu (23 November 2022) A new treatment called Faecal Microbiota Transplant (FMT) has recently been approved in Australia...
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By Jaclyn Estrin (23rd November 2022) The legend of King Arthur tells the story of a king who met with...
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Tune in this week to hear about Bria's Master's research on the welfare and behaviour of aquatic fish! We cover...
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Review by Vanessa Hayes 18th November 2022 In their book Vaxxers, Sarah Gilbert and Catherine Green retell their experiences from...
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by Gabriella Sotelo (18 November 2022) After previous launches were hindered due to technical problems, NASA has finally launched Artemis...
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By Annalise Murray (16th November 2022) Burrhus Frederic Skinner was born in 1904 in Susquehanna, Pennsylvania, to Grace and William...
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by Mikayla Hu (November 13, 2022) The United Nations Climate Change Conference (UNFCCC), also known as COP27, is happening this...
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To kick off the first episode of the term, the radio team explores science and creativity! We delve into the...
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25th June 2022 You can access the magazine using the reader below or on issuu.com, or download a PDF version here.Alternatively,...
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By Gabriella Sotelo (November 10, 2022) The global population has been growing at its slowest rate since 1950, and has...
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by Gabriella Sotelo (November 7, 2022) The second lunar eclipse of 2022 will occur on Tuesday, and will be visible...
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By Alex Häuser 27th July 2022 The air is stuffy in the hostel at Rishi Valley School in India’s Andhra...
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Why dumb people are too dumb to understand exactly how dumb they are By Anjana Nair Artwork by William Hornbrook...
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By Aaron Khemchandani23rd June 2022 Squeeze you at the hips right before I face deathBring you to my lips and...
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John Bader25th June, 2022 After 25 years of innovation, invention and perseverance, and many milestones along the way, the James...
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John Bader21st June, 2022 Long weekends just got one day longer for over 3,300 employees around the UK in the...
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By Polly Dean The well-known phrase “jumping for joy” perfectly ties together the theme of joy and the sport Trampolining....
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Faye Saulsbury19th June, 2022 The discovery was made in Princess Elizabeth Land, the last unsurveyed sector of Antarctica. Professor Martin...
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By Shreyas Kuchibhotla Posted 17th June This story was part of our sci-fi short story competition. You open your eyes...
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In the second term’s last radio show, the radio team look back at some highs and lows within Imperial and...
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Alex Häuser14th June, 2022 Oxford University research compared health scores between vegetarian, pescatarian, and meat diets, guess which scored the...
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Review by Anjana Nair15th June 2022 Guns, Germs, and Steel is a ground-breaking book that interjects a geographic framework using scientific...
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12th June 2022 You can access the magazine using the reader below or on issuu.com, or download a PDF version here.Alternatively,...
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By Sia Pathak Rocky, our miniature poodle, is a valued member of our family, as I’m sure many other pet...
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By Amalia Chrysostomou Posted June 10th 2022 This story was part of our spring sci-fi short story competition. I was...
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John Bader9th June, 2022 We can confidently say that 2022 has already been a great year for Imperial! Imperial College...
