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ESE January Newsletter
Recent publications, talks and updates in the Department of Earth Science and Engineering
ESE January Newsletter
Recent publications, talks and updates in the Department of Earth Science and Engineering
Fast trashion: Exhibition of garments made from street-litter opens at Imperial
Artist-in-residence creates four cloaks using items that would look better in the recycling bin, and wears them to the Lord Mayor’s Show in London.
Imperial physicist weaves science and art in prize-winning story
PhD student Anita Chandran’s tender tale of an AI-human relationship took home the top prize at the 2019 RSCU Science Challenge.
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Can improvisation bring audiences back to classical music?
When classical musicians improvise, audiences’ brainwaves reveal they are more engaged and rate the performances higher.
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Winning entries of first Grantham Art Prize stir emotions at exhibition opening
"Art shows what data cannot" at first exhibition of climate change art in Imperial College Main Entrance.
Teaching teams lead the way on diversity
Inclusive robotics teaching, empowering students with learning differences & diversifying reading lists were on the agenda at a recent showcase event.
'Helping others through images': Photojournalism Hub launches at White City
A new community-led Photojournalism Hub launched at Imperial’s White City Incubator this week.
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Bringing science to life: From midwifery to interstellar space travel
As sci-fi and medical dramas prove a ratings hit for broadcasters, Murray MacKay explores Imperial's expertise in teaching Science Communication.
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Imperial composer wows audiences with message of inclusiveness
An Imperial music lecturer discusses his work with the Horizons programme, and the unlikely inspiration behind a new musical composition he's written.
Napoleon’s defeat at Waterloo caused in part by Indonesian volcanic eruption
Electrically charged volcanic ash short-circuited Earth’s atmosphere in 1815, causing global poor weather and Napoleon’s defeat, says new research.
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