Gail Wilson chats to four scientists working on particle physics experiments at CERN’s Large Hadron Collider and looks forward to potential discoveries on the horizon as they gear up to turn the LHC back on. (3/4 Imp Podcast 3 Sep 2014)

Professor of Evolutionary Developmental Biology, Armand Leroi, discusses his new book that explores Aristotle’s first steps into structuring the natural world and how his work affects science today. (2/4 Imp Podcast 3 September 2014)

News: Exploring treatments for sleep apnoea and the cost of conservation in the Brazilian Atlantic Rainforest. (Extract 1/1 Imperial Podcast, 3 September 2014)

Did Aristotle invent science? What's it like to be a physicist at CERN? And, what can fruit flies tell us about anaesthetics and quantum mechanics? Imperial Podcast September 3 2014.

Imperial alumnus Ed Prosser talks about his audio art in the latest edition of the Podcast. Dr Jake Baum discusses a molecular map of the malaria parasite. And we hear from the Business School about mobile medical care in Uganda.

Maxine Myers speaks to a prize-winning team from the Business School about their new simple SMS and voice mobile technology that provides doctor consultations to people over the phone in Uganda. (4 of 4, Imperial Podcast 13 August 2014)

Gareth Mitchell speaks to Science Communications alumnus Ed Prosser about how he made a piece of sound all about the lack of it. (Extract 3 of 4, Imperial Podcast 13 August 2014)

Gail Wilson talks to Dr Jake Baum about new research investigating the ribosome of the malaria parasite as a target for developing new anti-malarial drugs that could combat resistance. (Extract 2 of 4, Imperial Podcast 13 August 2014)

Sam Wong discusses new research focusing on stem cell treatment for stroke patients and Colin Smith highlights new insights on why timing was so important to dinosaur extinction.

Franca Davenport speaks to Dr James Seddon about a new study that shows that there is a large gap between the number of recorded tuberculosis cases and the true incidence.