Digital evolution
Technology behind digital currencies like Bitcoin to benefit wider society
An Imperial centre will harness the technology behind cryptocurrency for wider global benefit.
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Stories written by Colin Smith
Clean-up partnership
Imperial research to help in nuclear clean-up at Fukushima
An Imperial team is carrying out research to help with the clean-up of nuclear waste following the Fukushima nuclear accident in Japan.
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Listen up
Podcast: Climate chat, bionic woman and a superstitious film
In this edition: get the low-down on climate from Lord Stern, meet a popstar obsessed with robots and follow the editor of a dramatic documentary.
#datavision
Celebrating the launch of Imperial's Data Science hub and KPMG Data Observatory
Baroness Joanna Shields, Minister for Internet Safety and Security, launched two new data analysis facilities on Tuesday 3 November.
Urban outfitters
Researcher discusses new lab that will tool up cities to cope with the future
A new Urban Systems Lab at Imperial is aiming to help cities like London adapt to the technologies of the 21st Century.
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Bionic woman
Scissor Sisters front woman pays homage to robots at Imperial
Ana Matronic discussed the rise of robots in popular culture and what it means to be a transhuman during a recent visit to Imperial.
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Roving reports
Podcast: View from the Fringe, lakes on Mars and the Heart and Lung pop-up shop
The latest podcast discovers the future of design, explores the ancient lakes of Mars and takes a trip to the Heart and Lung Convenience Store.
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Breathing new life
Hackers come together to combat respiratory illnesses
Coders, patients, medics and innovators came together to develop devices that could assist people with Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease.
Lakelands
NASA research: Martian lakes may have survived on surface for millions of years
Scientists have shown that early Mars sustained lakes on its surface for much longer than previously thought, following an analysis of rocks.
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Name game acclaim
Imperial announces winner of competition to name supercomputer
Imperial has chosen a new name for its super computer, following more than one hundred entries from students, alumni and staff.
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