Photo illustration on story about introducing rabbits, deer and kangaroos to grasslands can offset nitrogen pollution and help reduce biodiversity loss, according to new research.
Illustration for story about Dr Mary Ryan, from Imperial’s Department of Materials, who is working on the wreck of the Dornier 17 plane, also known as the ‘Flying Pencil’, which sank in the sea 26 August 1940.
Photo illustration on Imperial’s Professor Tejinder Virdeewho's work as a particle physicist has taken him around the globe while championing a border-crossing experiment that has changed the face of physics and our understanding of the Universe. He leads European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN) in Geneva, Switzerland, where he pioneered new approaches to high energy physics with the Large Hadron Collider project.
Photo illustration for Imperial’s new Brevan Howard Centre for Financial Analysis.
Photo illustration for alumni prank stories involving the world's largest candle, 1960s police, and the stealing of the Imperial mascot Spanner.
Photo illustration created for story of Imperial announces winner of competition to name supercomputer. The supercomputer’s new name is Helen, in recognition of Helen Kemp Porter who was the first female Professor at Imperial.
Photo illustration for story on gene therapy for cystic fibrosis shows encouraging trial results
Illustration for magazine article on sustainabilty.
Illustration for story on how today’s educators respond to their students’ changing relationship with technology? Imperial magazine investigates the College’s new approaches to e-learning.
Illustration for story on how today’s educators respond to their students’ changing relationship with technology? Imperial magazine investigates the College’s new approaches to e-learning.
Illustration for story about gene therapy to save sight. The first patients to receive gene therapy for an incurable type of blindness are being treated in a new trial.
