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Imperial Podcast: Venus, music and rogue bacteria
Imperial researchers put forward plans for a new mission to Earth's less celebrated neighbour
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Imperial podcast: War medicine, bitcoins and flying robots
First World War doctors and digital currencies feature in our latest podcast.
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Sounds of the universe
Imperial Podcast: Universal sounds, green growth and invasive species
Using only the most common thousand words in the English language, Dr Roberto Trotta explains 'all you need to know about all-there-is'.
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Imperial podcast: Measuring 'Marsquakes', Moroccan meteorites and Invictus Games
What is inside Mars? Professor Tom Pike discusses 2016 NASA mission to Mars and how he plans to measure 'Marsquakes'.
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Listen Dr Ben Britton (CNE) podcast
Tune into Radio Cardiff to hear Dr Ben Britton talk about titanium and zirconium alloys used in the aerospace and nuclear industries.
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Imperial Podcast: Behind the scenes at CERN and Aristotle on science
Did Aristotle invent science? Professor Armand Leroi discusses his new book and explains why the famous philosopher should be a celebrated scientist.
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Quiet please
Imperial Podcast: Sound of silence, molecular malaria map and mobile medics
Listening to silence: Imperial alumnus Ed Prosser talks about his audio art in the latest edition of the Podcast.
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Pod Squad
Imperial podcast: Visit the heart and lung repair shop and estimate childhood TB
We visit a repair shop with a difference to find out about the research involved in heart and lung repair.
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Imperial Podcast: The heart of the sun and tackling obesity with soft drink tax
Business School economist Dr Katharina Hauck explains how levying a tax on sweetened soft drinks could help tackle obesity.
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Imperial Podcast: Visiting the Large Hadron Collider and why bike helmets matter
What will happen when CERN's Large Hadron Collider is turned back on? Professor Jim Virdee previews some of the potential discoveries on the horizon.
