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Podcast: Underground, overground, into the clouds

An episode of the Imperial College Podcast podcast, hosted by Imperial College London, titled "Podcast: Underground, overground, into the clouds" was published on September 17, 2019 and runs 21 minutes.

September 17, 2019 ·21m · Imperial College Podcast

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In this edition: We revisit summer expeditions into the caves of Slovenia, along the Silk Road and at Everest base camp.

 

News: Surrey quakes and Antarctic archives – We review research that concludes oil drilling was not responsible for earthquakes in Surrey, and hear how restored data from the 1970s is providing a new look at Antarctic ice melt.

Adventures with the caving club – Journey deep into a Slovenian mountain with the Imperial College Caving Club, squeezing through narrow passages and discovering new caverns.

Cycling the Silk Road – A team of medical students regale us with tales of their adventures cycling through Asia – from chin stitches to mafia weddings.

Experiments on Everest – Would you spend three months at Everest base camp in the name of science? We talk to Dr Liesl Wandrag, who did just that to find out the impact of low oxygen on critically ill patients back at sea level.

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