Irene goes to Broadcasting House to meet Adam Rutherford and the BBC Inside Science Team. Broadcasted by BBC Radio 4 and the BBC World Service. Click here for audio.

Imperial researchers served up an evening on the future of food and how we will feed the next generation at this Imperial Fringe event.

Chris, Dafni and Jake seduced the masses (including Imperial College President Alice Gast) with their flies, maggots, guts and brains.

Our work on the sexual identity of gut stem cells is out in Nature and got everyone excited. Congratulations to Bruno and Sanjay!

Coverage in Daily Mail, Medical News Today, Medical Xpress, Yahoo! News, BT.com, Irish Examiner, The Conversation, Daily Telegraph – p7, i (the paper for today) – p2, Press and Journal (Scotland) – p15

Dafni and Clare’s beautiful images were among the top 15 images shortlisted for the Imperial College Art of Research Competition.

The second prize (= 3D printing pen) went to Dafni for her picture of fly brains and guts!

Read more about it here.

Jake tells the University of the Third Age everything there is to know about flies and guts.

Read more about the U3A visit here