Thousands more flock to Imperial to soak up some Sunday science
The Imperial Festival has opened on a Sunday for the first time, welcoming alumni and visitors of all ages for the best in science and arts.
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Festival to open with a fanfare from The Band of The Household Cavalry
The 2015 Imperial Festival will be officially launched by west London neighbours, the Household Cavalry.
Imperial's youngest scientists get a taster of the Imperial Festival
Some of the College's youngest scientists had a preview of the Imperial Festival today, trying out experiments at the Early Years Education Centre.
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With the public's help, Imperial researchers are tackling the rise of superbugs
Scientists at Imperial have outlined how they can combat the rise of antimicrobial resistance (AMR) with the public's help.
New virtual audience simulator helps people perform better in public
People can try a virtual reality simulator, designed to help professionals perform well in front of an audience, at this weekend's Imperial Festival.
Imperial team to compete in international bionic sporting championship
Imperial team announce today that they are going for gold in the Cybathlon, an international sporting event held in Switzerland next year.
Festival will get off to a tasty start with science breakfast
Cereal crop researchers will be discussing their work over coffee and croissants at a science breakfast in the run up to the Imperial Festival.
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Stephen Curry talks research funding election pledges
Stephen Curry is Professor of Structural Biology and Vice Chair of Science is Vital - which campaigns to prevent damaging cuts to UK science funding.
Excitement building for Imperial Festival as final preparations get under way
With just over a week until the Imperial Festival returns, check out some of the preparations taking place for the weekend of 9 and 10 May.
Urine profiles provide clues to how obesity causes disease
Scientists have identified chemical markers in urine associated with body mass, providing insights into how obesity causes disease.
