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Lunar library
Lunar library could unlock origins of life
Scientists studying how life evolved in our Solar system by looking at the chemistry of meteorites that have smashed into the surface of the Moon.
Lunar library could unlock origins of life
Scientists studying how life evolved in our Solar system by looking at the chemistry of meteorites that have smashed into the surface of the Moon.
Imperial scientists receive grants of over 25m from ERC
The European Research Council has awarded over 25m to 11 projects at the College, including two prestigious Synergy grants
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The year ahead
It's in the nature of thinkers and scientists to ponder what is going to happen in the future. Here, Imperial academics share their thoughts on 2013..
Professor Naomi Chayen's work recognized by Women in Science and Engineering
Imperial College Professor given prestigious award for her breakthrough research into crystallization.
Curiosity finds evidence of ancient riverbed on Mars
Professor Sanjeev Gupta presents a Nasa video report on the rover's latest observations.
EUROPEAN SPACE AGENCY: Spin Your Thesis! programme 2013
Team competition to design an experiment with the winners testing it out at the ESTEC in the Netherlands.
Cost saving satellites hitch a ride into space
Eleven tiny research satellites will be launched into orbit tonight, hitching a ride with an spy satellite aboard an American Atlas V military rocket
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Imperial researcher in effort to find evidence of habitability on Mars
Imperial researcher in latest remote international mission to the red planet.
Head of NASA Visits Imperial
NASA Administrator Charles Bolden visits Imperial for a Physics Outreach event
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Live testing away!
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