Cancer Fight-Back
Imperial takes the fight to cancer in 2018
This year, researchers at Imperial made several important breakthroughs in understanding and potentially treating aggressive cancer types.
Stories written by Andrew Czyzewski
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Year in Review
2018: The year in review at Imperial
We take a look at some highlights from around the College and Campuses - ranging from women entrepreneurs and top profs to White City expansion.
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Global growth agenda
How to feed the world’s population sustainably
Prof Sir Gordon Conway recounts highlights of an extraordinary career dedicated to finding solutions to feeding the world’s population sustainably.
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Peak practice
The inside story of Melanie Windridge's Everest ascent
Imperial's Dr Melanie Windridge takes on Everest in the name of science and adventure.
Re-launch
Imperial’s campus newsletter launches with fresh new look
The Reporter is celebrating its latest evolution, alongside a call for more voices from across the Imperial community.
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New dawn of AI
Five AI breakthroughs that could change the face of science
Following years of research, AI is starting to have an impact on the way science is done, as these five Imperial studies from 2017 show.
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Fred's Journey
From Hong Kong high-rise to world-leading renal researcher
Professor Fred Tam, who recently took up the prestigious Ken and Mary Minton Chair of Renal Medicine, recounts his fascinating career journey.
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MAKE IT SO
Maker Kate Mulcahy on running Imperial's most exciting new community programme
The Reach Out Makerspace is a pioneering community and Outreach initiative at the new Invention Rooms at Imperial's White City Campus.
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Enabling Innovation
Profile: Larissa Kunstel-Tabet, Imperial College Advanced Hackspace Fellow
From designing Lady Gaga's dresses to helping student innovators - we speak with Advanced Hackspace Fellow Larissa Kunstel-Tabet.
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CULTURAL AWAKENING
'Eye-opening and enriching' - students reflect on a summer in China
In July and August Imperial undergraduates joined hundreds of students from around the world for a 2 week learning and cultural experience in Beijing.
