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Year 6 pupils from Old Oak Primary school visited the Reach Out Lab for a hands-on session called 'States of Matter'. They enjoyed practical activities with dry ice and Liquid Nitrogen, with a treat of Liquid Nitrogen ice cream to finish. (Photo credit: Brendan Foster)

Year 6 pupils from Old Oak Primary school visited the Reach Out Lab for a hands-on session called 'States of Matter'. They enjoyed practical activities with dry ice and Liquid Nitrogen, with a treat of Liquid Nitrogen ice cream to finish. (Photo credit: Brendan Foster)

Year 6 pupils from Old Oak Primary school visited the Reach Out Lab for a hands-on session called 'States of Matter'. They enjoyed practical activities with dry ice and Liquid Nitrogen, with a treat of Liquid Nitrogen ice cream to finish. (Photo credit: Brendan Foster)

Women at ImperiaWeek, held this year on 10–14 March, celebrates the achievements of our staff, students and alumni with a series of events and workshops. Pictured: Dr Angela Kedgley, Reader in Orthopaedic Biomechanics, Department of Bioengineering (Photo credit: Thomas Angus)

Women at ImperiaWeek, held this year on 10–14 March, celebrates the achievements of our staff, students and alumni with a series of events and workshops. Pictured: Dr Yuki Tokumaru, Coordinator of Japanese, Centre for Languages, Culture and Communication (Photo credit: Dave Guttridge)

Women at ImperiaWeek, held this year on 10–14 March, celebrates the achievements of our staff, students and alumni with a series of events and workshops. Pictured: Karen Nino Dominguez, Aeronautics undergraduate. (Photo credit: Jason Alden)

Third year Biological Sciences students visited the Western Cape of South Africa last year for a two-week field biology course.

Third year Biological Sciences students visited the Western Cape of South Africa last year for a two-week field biology course.

Third year Biological Sciences students visited the Western Cape of South Africa last year for a two-week field biology course.

At February's ImperiaLates, attendees experienced an evening of unexpected delights, with opportunities to play quantum classic computer games, make mysterious maths Valentine's Day cards, and view a mushroom ballet show. (Photo credit: Brendan Foster)

At February's ImperiaLates, attendees experienced an evening of unexpected delights, with opportunities to play quantum classic computer games, make mysterious maths Valentine's Day cards, and view a mushroom ballet show. (Photo credit: Brendan Foster)

At February's ImperiaLates, attendees experienced an evening of unexpected delights, with opportunities to play quantum classic computer games, make mysterious maths Valentine's Day cards, and view a mushroom ballet show. (Photo credit: Brendan Foster)