A team of medical students regale us with tales of their adventures cycling through Asia – from chin stitches to mafia weddings. Exceprt 4 of 4 from the Imperial podcast 2 December 2015.

What happens during a clinical trial for a new ebola vaccine? Our reporter takes part in a trial to find out. Excerpt 3 of 4 from the Imperial podcast 2 December 2015.

Professor Bill Lee explains how ceramics are everywhere – from computers to spaceship hulls – and why he’s appearing on BBC’s The Great Pottery Throw Down. Excerpt 2 of 4 from the Imperial podcast 2 December 2015.

We report form the climate talks in Paris, where Imperial researchers are taking part, and look back at the centenary celebrations for Einstein’s ‘beautiful theory’ of general relativity. Excerpt 1 of 4 from the Imperial podcast 2 December 2015.

In this edition: Bringing ceramics to the small screen, taking part in a clinical trial for an ebola vaccine and adventures cycling through Asia.

Five neutrino experiments and more than 1,300 scientists, including two from Imperial, are honoured in ‘the Oscars for science’, and we report back from the latest Fringe event, looking at the Cities of the Future.

An Imperial alumnus and a film lecturer have put their heart and soul into a movie about a prisoner with a surprising decision – to be executed.

Lord Stern talks climate change, the COP21 meeting and Imperial’s new MSc in Climate Change, Management & Finance.

The Scissor Sisters’ leading lady Ana Matronic meets some robot heroes and talks to Colin Smith about transcending death through technology.

In this edition: get the low-down on climate from Lord Stern, meet a popstar obsessed with robots and follow the editor of a dramatic documentary.