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Dr Frederick J.W. Symons (DIC Electrical and Electronic Engineering 1963)

18 October 2007

‘Gaia system’ suffering from human impact, claims Huxley’s great grandson

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Footbridge built in Malawi by Imperial students

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Leading Imperial historian discusses Science in Society

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Lord May discusses ‘Relations Among Nations on a Finite Planet’

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Professor Arthur Finch (Chemistry 1950, PhD 1953)

17 October 2007

Latest seismic risk assessment developments discussed by Imperial College London scientist

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Aviation safety to be discussed by former Chief Scientist of National Air Traffic Services at Imperial College London

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Penguin: Getting into Publishing - Thursday 22 November 2007

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Target Chances: More Potential 2007/2008

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Wingate: Scholarships 2008/2009

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Cranfield University: Open Day - Wednesday 28 November 2007

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The Times Top 100 Graduate Employers: Win £5000 or an iPod Nano

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Looking back to see the future

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P&G: R&D European PhD Seminar - Wednesday 2 to Friday 4 April 2008

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Goldman Sachs: Diversity Symposia, Sponsorships and Internships 2007

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JP Morgan: Good Venture Competition 2007/2008

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Ernst & Young / Prince's Trust: Profitunity! 2007-2008

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The National Council for Graduate Entrepreneurship (NCGE): The Flying Start Programme for Women Entrepreneurs - Monday 7 to Wednesday 8 January 2008

16 October 2007

One of the most cited pieces of research gets its due

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Dr Frederick J.W. Symons (DIC Electrical and Electronic Engineering 1963)

‘Gaia system’ suffering from human impact, claims Huxley’s great grandson

Footbridge built in Malawi by Imperial students

Leading Imperial historian discusses Science in Society

Lord May discusses ‘Relations Among Nations on a Finite Planet’

Professor Arthur Finch (Chemistry 1950, PhD 1953)

Latest seismic risk assessment developments discussed by Imperial College London scientist

Aviation safety to be discussed by former Chief Scientist of National Air Traffic Services at Imperial College London

Penguin: Getting into Publishing - Thursday 22 November 2007

Target Chances: More Potential 2007/2008

Wingate: Scholarships 2008/2009

Cranfield University: Open Day - Wednesday 28 November 2007

The Times Top 100 Graduate Employers: Win £5000 or an iPod Nano

Looking back to see the future

P&G: R&D European PhD Seminar - Wednesday 2 to Friday 4 April 2008

Goldman Sachs: Diversity Symposia, Sponsorships and Internships 2007

JP Morgan: Good Venture Competition 2007/2008

Ernst & Young / Prince's Trust: Profitunity! 2007-2008

The National Council for Graduate Entrepreneurship (NCGE): The Flying Start Programme for Women Entrepreneurs - Monday 7 to Wednesday 8 January 2008

One of the most cited pieces of research gets its due