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Podcast: Retiring legends in music and glass, and misdiagnosing diabetes
In this edition: Looking back on the careers of Imperial’s music director and scientific glassblower, and learning how diabetes can be misdiagnosed.
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Podcast: The science of drumming, Imperial inventions and a lost asteroid crater
In this edition: Keeping beat with the science of drumming, exploring Imperial inventions through the ages, and playing ‘hot or cold’ with asteroids.
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Podcast: The 106-year-old doctor, parent scientists and hearing aid games
In this edition: An immunologist who worked with Alexander Fleming reaches 106, mums put their breast milk to the test and hearing aids get gamified.
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Podcast: The health effects of being poor and cheap solar power
In this edition: How being poor affects health in cities across the world, and how collaborating with Cameroon could help advance cheap solar power.
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Podcast: Making maths connections, spotting fakes and working with your hands
In this edition: We say bonjour to a new Imperial-France maths centre, use machines to spot fake reviews, and swap skills with curators and artists.
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Podcast: Up in the air, a walk in the park and a hopeful New Year
In this edition: How the busy city and green parks around us affect our health, and what Imperial scientists are looking forward to in 2018.
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Podcast: Bringing science to fiction, bio-solar wallpaper, and healthcare data
In this edition: We meet the creatives bringing science to life, and hear about Imperial's new solar paneled wallpaper and healthcare data course.
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Podcast: Reporting on climate change, underfloor robots and the latest Fringe
In this edition: We discover Imperial's involvement in the IPCC, meet underfloor robots and explore the Imperial universe at the latest Fringe.
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Podcast: Brain buzzing, cave exploring and young scientists on the world stage
In this edition: using electricity to slow dementia, on expedition with the caving club, and Imperial scientists head to the World Economic Forum.
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Podcast: Cassini's farewell, the myth of 'fat but fit' and bugs galore
In this edition: Saying goodbye to Saturn spacecraft Cassini, exploring whether people can be 'fat but fit' and meeting some bugs at Silwood Park.
