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Podcast: Sustainable plastic, academic mental health and science communication
In this edition: Two ways to make plastic more sustainable, Mental Health First Aiders, and the past and future of science communication.
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Podcast: Purging polio, medic mental health and surgical simulations
In this edition: Final efforts to eradicate polio, helping medical students beat depression and practicing surgery on sophisticated fake patients.
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Podcast: Cancer-causing virus, feeding the world and updating The Planets
In this edition: The latest research into a cancer-causing virus, a sustainable agriculture hero turns 80, and The Planets get a scientific update.
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Podcast: Summer science, sparrow songs and the sounds of space
In this edition: science on show at the Royal Society, centuries-long traditions in birdsong, and DJing with the sounds of space.
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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: Feast on the Festival and find out why Eurovision makes countries happy
In this edition: Sampling the delights of the 2018 Imperial Festival and discovering the happiness-boosting powers of the Eurovision Song Contest.
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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: 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.
