New research reveals which nations are the tallest in the world and we cheer on Imperial athletes competing at the Rio 2016 Olympics.

One design engineering student has invented a collapsible hydroponic farm that can be set up inside the containers, providing food for the Chinese market and profit for the shipping company.

In this edition: Imperial at the Royal Society Summer Science Exhibition, putting empty shipping containers to use and a visit to Silwood Park.

We visit Imperial's rural campus, where researchers focus on ecology, evolution and conservation There we meet scientists working on species extinction, the differences between males and females, and who our oldest ancestors are.

We report from the Royal Society Summer Science Exhibition, where Imperial researchers have been asking crowds to sniff a comet and come up with solutions to the problem of plastic in the oceans.

Imperial researcher have developed a robotic model that will help nurses and GPs practise rectal exams for the diagnosis of prostate cancer, and physicists have theorised a new beginning to our universe – with a bounce instead of a bang.

In this edition: imaging innovations at the World Economic Forum, a 3D-printed crown for Queen Victoria and audio science stories on the Know It Wall.

Imperial and UCL students have launched Know It Wall - a place where academic research is brought to life as an audio article outlining scientists' research, from blast injuries to Antarctic science and looking for life in the universe.

Imperial's Queen Victoria statue had been missing her crown for decades, until one professor decided to launch a competition for students to design and 3D print a new one. Queen Victoria was crowned again this month.

Four Imperial researchers spoke to the World Economic Forum in China about their work in imaging science - including better brain scans and using lasers to understand chemical reactions and to map plant health for global farming.