An unusual year on campus
I’ve picked out some shoots to illustrate the story of 2020 from my perspective as Imperial’s in-house Photographer.
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Category: Research in action
Life on Campus during lockdown
Here’s what the people still at work across Imperial are doing and what they’re looking forward to once lockdown ends…
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Adventures in chiral layers and the synchrotron.
We visit Jess at work at the Diamond Light Source synchotron facility in Oxford.
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A day out in Oxford Part 1,
Elizabeth and Carlota on a year in Industry at Williams F1 Racing in Oxford.
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24 hours with the photography function
4 photographers support 8 teams in 24 hours making a not unusual day in the life of Imperial Communications.
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A scorching hot trip to Silwood Campus
One of the hottest days of the year is a perfect day to drop into Silwood…
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Inside the filming of ‘Attenborough’s Wonder of Eggs’ at Imperial College London.
When David came to visit…
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Difficult subjects.
Shooting an object the size of a grain of rice, that only fluoresces by laser, inside a ring of sapphire, turns out to be tricky…
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Cristina Lo Celso at work.
When Dr Cristina Lo Celso won the prestigious Foulkes Foundation Medal at the end of 2017 for her work with Leukaemia, we realised we were short of images of this rising star in biomedical research.
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Exploring the Imperial campuses
Each of the nine Imperial campuses have their own personality, but the one that resonates with me the most is Silwood Park.
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