Liquid Asset
Behind the Scenes: Imperial's Wave Basin
Built in 2003, Imperial's Wave Basin provides researchers with 360,000 litres of water to explore how waves behave.
Stories tagged with 'Magazine'
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Science in Context
Technologies of War and Peace
The relationship between war and innovation is reassessed by putting scientific experts and technological development at the heart of WWII.
Spray-On Science
Picture This: Fashion show uses spray-on clothing developed at Imperial
Dr Manel Torres transformed Imperial's main entrance into a catwalk for London Fashion Week 2010.
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Genesis of Genius
An Imperial alumnus uses his own experiences to guide boys into higher education
As Imperial launches a campaign to provide new scholarships, an alumnus is guiding boys from under-represented backgrounds into higher education.
Frozen Moments
Careering Ahead: Interview with freelance photographer and explorer Phil Wickens
Phil Wickens photographs stunning landscapes, leads expeditions up unclimbed summits and lectures on polar biology, geology and exploration history.
On The Move
Question Time: The research helping you travel across town
How is research making it easier to get around London?
Attention to Detail
Product Pipeline: Four Imperial spin-outs are redefining high-resolution imaging
Recent inventions from Imperial go further than the eye can see. Here we focus on four spin-outs redefining what high-res means.
Pole Position
In Brief: Imperial supports landmark Antarctic expedition
In December 2010, a team of explorers and scientists completed the first there-and-back crossing of Antarctica in wheeled vehicles
Saving Brains
New treatments could stop multiple sclerosis progression for the first time
Thanks to research on brains donated by MS patients, Imperial researchers have made major advances in efforts to understand and treat the disease.
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CERN Courier
Travel: Professor Tejinder Virdee
Born in Kenya, now commuting between the Alps and London, Professor Tejinder Virdee is a particle physicist working at the CMS experiment at CERN.
