Stalls at this Imperial Fringe event included artistic entomology, robot dancing and the neuroscience of juggling … Read more

Thea Powell from the Orangutan Tropical Peatland Project (OuTrop) on ape and cat conservation projects in Borneo rainsforests … Read more

As a chilly winter comes to a close, find out more about the fascinating properties of ice … Read more

The play ‘Constellations’ applies the multiverse theory to a love story. Imperial College’s Professor Mike Duff was recruited to explain the concept … Read more

The banquet of delicacies at fringe event ‘A Feast for the Sciences’ included white chocolate candles and CO2 sorbets … Read more

Professor Chris Stringer, an anthropologist from the natural history museum, talks to Graihagh Jackson about his life’s research on human evolution. Chris revolutionised his field with his out-of-Africa theory … Read more

Food security is a pressing issue with over 1 billion people today suffering from Chronic hunger. But the technology and techniques are being developed to combat it … Read more

The emotions associated with a young child’s attachment to a parent could be reprogrammed by treating parts of the brain like a computer. Professor Abbas Edalat from Imperial College’s Department of … Read more

The Veolia Environment Wildlife Photographer of the Year exhibition is currently running at the Natural History Museum. It showcases the very best images of the natural world in an amazing … Read more

Estimated at 93 billion light years in diameter, the cosmos is everything we see when we tilt our attention to the night sky and much more. The history of measuring … Read more