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Podcast: In orbit, health detectives and saving joints
Meet a chemist who went into space, a geologist solving medical mysteries and a team using 3D printing to improve joint surgery in the latest podcast.
Dialysis device developed by Imperial team a step closer to patients
A project to develop technology that could improve outcomes for people with kidney disease received a boost, following a £1 million grant.
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Painting a picture without lifting a finger, thanks to robotic technology
New technology developed by Imperial researchers shows how, in the future, having an extra robotic arm might help people to multitask.
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Cold snap: climate cooling and sea-level changes caused crocodylian retreat
Fluctuating sea levels and global cooling caused a significant decline in the number of crocodylian species over millions of years.
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New technology gives rider control of the reins for first time
Scientists have volunteered their time to develop a device that has enabled a person with disabilities to ride a horse on his own for the first time.
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Prestigious Fellowships recognise four outstanding Imperial researchers
Engineers who have helped to save World War Two heritage and improved industrial processes were recognised this month.
Imperial celebrates as over 100 academics move up
The 2015 round of academic promotions has recognised over 100 academics in fields as diverse as brain injury and catalysis.
A game that enables students to learn 3D design at school showcased at event
An education entrepreneur explains the ideas behind the children's game Kideville, which will be on display at the Fringe.
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Podcast: Difficult choices, thirsty work and Designs for Life
In the latest Imperial podcast a researcher in Kenya asks who most needs blood and we discover how internet use contributes to our 'water footprint'.
Competition opens to name Imperial's supercomputer
The Imperial community is invited to take part in a competition to name one of the College's supercomputers.
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