We were very grateful to interview Professor Bruce Malamud at I, Science Radio this evening. Professor Malamud is a part...
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In the following, our writer, Aran Shaunak, imagines what a conversation between Freddie Mercury and his producer might have been...
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Swiss chemist Albert Hoffman synthesised LSD for the first time in 1938 while attempting to produce a blood stimulant for...
After it’s first broadcast on 2nd May 1964, BBC2’s flagship science series Horizon has steamed ahead with cutting edge documentary...
As Professor of Cognitive Robotics at Imperial College, London, Murray Shanahan is an expert in artificial consciousness and global leader...
Pictured: Imperial students in the Department of Materials In Coffee+Chat, we ask Imperial College scientists to explain their research. This...
With a decade of creating popular videos on Youtube, and after last week’s broadcast of ‘Rise of the Superstar Vloggers’ on BBC3,...
Coffee+Chat is a new video series, where the I, Science media team speaks to experts at Imperial College about science, technology,...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qpQ8R1_UXNs&feature=youtu.be Like most of us, I have spent hours in a zombie trance watching Sir David Attenborough as he winds his...
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Firstly, tell us a bit about what you do? BBC World Radio hosts Click As a science communicator I do...
To celebrate I, Science’s 10th anniversary, current editors Iona Twaddell and Kruti Shrotri met up with Darius Nikbin, the founder...
Progression of Alzheimer's disease. Neuronal death and the formation of neurofibrillary tangles and beta-amyloid plaques. Magdalena Sastre is a senior...
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...
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During the Royal Sociey Summer Exhibition I, Science went along and talked to some of the scientists and...
Did you always think you wanted to be a scientist? No I didn’t. I first wanted to be an astronaut,...
The Imperial Festival ran Friday 3 May to Saturday 4 May and attracted over 10,000 visitors. I, Science...
The Imperial Festival ran Friday 3 May to Saturday 4 May and attracted over 10,000 visitors. I, Science...
The Imperial Festival 2013 was on Friday 3 May and Saturday 4 May and attracted over 10,000 visitors....
The Imperial Festival 2013 was on Friday 3 May and Saturday 4 May and attracted over 10,000 visitors....
Prof Susan Collins is a British artist with an interest in exploring emerging technologies through fine art. She is the...
The Imperial Festival 2013 was on Friday 3 May and Saturday 4 May and attracted over 10,000 visitors....
Crowdsourcing has brought fresh impetus to scientific discovery both in terms of raw processing power and in public engagement. Anyone...
Is the soul independent of the mind? How does matter produce consciousness? These questions have been puzzling philosophers...
The Natural History Museum hosts Nature Live events most afternoons in the Darwin Centre and at a recent Nature Live, rainforest...
