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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.
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Podcast: Everest, drugs, and science on show
In this edition: A medical researcher who scaled new heights, investigating the possible positives of psychedelics, and a summer science exhibition.
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Podcast: All the fun of the Festival
In this edition: We bring you the sounds of the Imperial Festival 2017, chatting to everyone from scientific firestarters to Charles Darwin himself.
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Podcast: Festival preview, Paralympic gadgets and house price woes
In this edition: We look ahead to the Imperial Festival, chat to a Paralympian getting a helping hand, and ask if the housing bubble will burst.
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Podcast: Science steps outside the lab with comedy, magic and outreach
In this edition: Researchers try their hand at stand-up comedy, learn tricks for surgery from magicians and puppeteers, and showcase all things money.
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Podcast: Titanic evidence, Antarctic thriller and robots teaching emotions
In this edition: New evidence of what really sank the Titanic, a book based on a real Antarctic expedition and robot helpers for children with autism.
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Podcast: Trumping climate change, enabling healthcare and weighty issues
In this edition: What President Trump could mean for climate change, how medical students are helping in rural Nepal, and discussing diet drinks.
