Students challenged to develop new types of sporting equipment for people with disabilities in the lead up to the London 2012 Paralympics.

Dr Adam Hill takes us inside the new Royal British Legion Centre for Blast Injury Studies to see how Imperial researchers are simulating the effects of roadside bombs on the body.

Sarah Storey, Paralympic gold medallist, speaks to John-Paul Jones, from the Communications and Development Division

In her inaugural lecture, Professor Alison McGregor explains how working with back pain patients and elite rowers to understand the spine can help prevent injury and enhance performance.

In the 13 April edition: Why an Imperial scientist is collecting children's baby teeth and Lord Martin Rees explains why there's more to the universe than what we can see

Gareth Mitchell and Laura Gallagher discuss Imperial's Big Science Pub Quiz and a podcast prize giveaway

Intelligent in-ear body sensors: Dr Benny Lo on how a new technology could be used to monitor sports performance.

Brian Davies on the latest advances in robotic surgery.

Analysing the science of smell.

Professor Chris Toumazou and Leila Shepherd on a device to test for the genetic variations that make us respond differently to drugs.

Anthony Bull on bioengineering, cricket and the stresses and strains of sport.

Holger Krapp on what makes flies such remarkable aviators.

Professor Molly Stevens discusses her work for the International Year of Chemistry 2011

Sir Keith O'Nions, Rector of Imperial, speaks to Moon Regan team members as they reach the South Pole

Imperial researchers announce partnership with Moon Regan Transantarctic Expedition

Undergraduates at Imperial College London develop a computer game that is controlled by eye movement

Using wireless EMG to measure activation patterns (onset/offset times and amplitude) of muscles in the lower limb during walking

Professor Molly Stevens is developing new materials for repairing bone and cartilage. She is also developing new techniques for detecting enzymes at low levels, which could lead to advances in the early detection of a range of conditions

Professor Chris Toumazou talks about Imperials new Winston Wong Centre for Bio inspired Technology

Dr Nick Oliver and Dr Pantelis Georgiou talk about the benefits of a silicon pancreas to regulate insulin in people with Type 1 diabetes

Dr Olive Murphy talks about the benefits of an implantable heart pressure monitor that she is developing

Professor Anthony Bull talks about his new appointment and what inspires him in his career and his research

Professor Chris Toumazou talks about his inventions, which include the Silicon Pancreatic Beta Cell, the Digital Plaster and SNP doctor

New Centre of Excellence in Osteoarthritis opens at Imperial

The new state of the art Department of Bioengineering facilities in the Bessemer and Royal School of Mines buildings officially opened on 16 October 2008