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Campus - Environment - 23.06.2025

Physics - Chemistry - 23.06.2025
ERC Spotlight: Professor Simon Cornish and global milestones in quantum physics
Campus - 23.06.2025
University of Leeds joins Coimbra Group
Health - 23.06.2025
Older northerners struggling with ’alarming’ inequalities
Health - 23.06.2025

Innovation - Environment - 21.06.2025

Health - Career - 20.06.2025

Health - 20.06.2025
Global wastewater surveillance network to help prevent next pandemic
New network launched to establish best practices for wastewater surveillance of pathogens with potential to cause a pandemic.
Law - 20.06.2025
Leadership Behind Bars: A New Vision for Justice Reform Emerges from the Inside Out
Computer Science - 20.06.2025
Expert Comment: Does the digital security equilibrium hold under AI?
Event - 20.06.2025
Top of the Class: Comedian Alex Horne hosts Warwick’s School Tasking Champion of Champions Final 2025
Innovation - Economics - 20.06.2025

Life Sciences - Innovation - 20.06.2025

Architecture & Buildings - 20.06.2025
Working together to reduce waste and support charity through Green Move Out
Social Sciences - Media - 20.06.2025
ERC Spotlight: Professor Lynda Boothroyd and the body image intervention programme
Linguistics & Literature - 20.06.2025
Shakespeare’s ’Upstart Crow’ insult may have come from a collaborator
A team of researchers, including Dr Rachel White from our Department of English Studies, has presented new evidence about one of the most famous insults in English literature - the phrase 'upstart crow' aimed at William Shakespeare.
Health - 20.06.2025

Agronomy & Food Science - Chemistry - 20.06.2025
Turn on, tune in, crop out: £20 device uses ultrasound to produce fertiliser
A £20 device which makes fertiliser by treating water with ultrasound could transform agricultural supply chains in remote areas, its inventors say. Chemists and engineers from the University of Glasgow have found a way to produce molecules of nitrate - an important nutrient for plant growth - using just sound waves, water and air.
Innovation - Chemistry - 20.06.2025
Grand opening for spin-out’s £12m ’Chemifarm’ hailed as ’hugely significant milestone’
Life Sciences - Health - 19.06.2025
Placenta and hormone levels in the womb may have been key driver in human evolution
The placenta and the hormones it produces may have played a crucial role in the evolution of the human brain, while also leading to the behavioural traits that have made human societies able to thrive and expand, according to a new hypothesis proposed by researchers from the Universities of Cambridge and Oxford.
Environment - 19.06.2025

Environment - Social Sciences - 19.06.2025

Event - 19.06.2025
Postgraduate student wins MDC Excellence Award for Local Community Impact
Environment - Innovation - 19.06.2025

Research Management - Campus - 19.06.2025
University of Glasgow ranks in world top 100 in QS University Rankings
History & Archeology - 19.06.2025
A comedy of the ages: Professor combines academia with stand-up comedy
Health - Pharmacology - 19.06.2025
More time with loved ones for cancer patients spared radiation treatment
Radioactive iodine treatment after thyroid cancer surgery usually means side effects like nausea and time in hospital isolated from loved ones. But new clinical trial results from researchers at UCL mean patients worldwide could now safely be spared this treatment. Globally, around 820,000 people are diagnosed with thyroid cancer each year.
Innovation - Pedagogy - 19.06.2025
Supporting innovation and creating opportunity
Art & Design - 19.06.2025
Spotlight on... Sam Wilkinson
Research Management - 19.06.2025

Health - Pharmacology - 19.06.2025

University of Manchester scientists studying invasive aspergillosis are both the world's most cited and the most prolific on the topic, according to an analysis published by Guangxi university in the journal Medicine.
Physics - Innovation - 19.06.2025
£1.5m funding boost will deliver quantum leap for superconductor manufacturing
Research Management - 19.06.2025
World top 100 every year since 2010
Health - Career - 19.06.2025

University of Birmingham-s Department of Applied Health Sciences designated as WHO Collaborating Centre for Integrated Emergency, Critical, and Operative Care.
Health - 19.06.2025
Academic named a BBC 2025 New Generation Thinker
Career - Politics - 19.06.2025
UCL academics receive EU funding to study joy, politics and friendship
Social Sciences - Forensic Science - 19.06.2025
Support for students following conviction and sentencing of Zhenhao Zou
Social Sciences - Psychology - 19.06.2025
Support for staff following conviction and sentencing of Zhenhao Zou
Environment - Earth Sciences - 19.06.2025
Three years left of remaining carbon budget for 1.5°C
Research Management - Campus - 19.06.2025
Leeds ranked 86th in QS World University Rankings
Health - Environment - 19.06.2025

A leading Leeds researcher who played an important role in Britain's response to the pandemic has collaborated on a major new report highlighting growing evidence of health risks from air pollution.
Health - 19.06.2025

History & Archeology - Campus - 19.06.2025
Vice-Chancellor congratulates alumni superteam for triumph in University Challenge
Research Management - Health - 19.06.2025
UCL ranked among top 10 universities in two major global rankings
Life Sciences - Chemistry - 18.06.2025

Environment - 18.06.2025

Before the 'Out of Africa' migration that led our ancestors into Eurasia and beyond, human populations learned to adapt to new and challenging habitats including African forests and deserts, which was key to the long-term success of our species' dispersal. It's incredibly exciting that we were able to look back in time and pinpoint the changes that enabled our ancestors to successfully migrate out of Africa.
Paleontology - Environment - 18.06.2025
How pterosaurs learned to fly: scientists have been looking in the wrong place to solve thi
Comment: How pterosaurs learned to fly: scientists have been looking in the wrong place to solve thi Writing in The Conversation, Dr Alfio Alessandro Chiarenza (UCL Earth Sciences) explains how climate, ecology and evolutionary science have come together to reveal how pterosaurs learned to fly.
Event - Environment - 18.06.2025
UCL/Gather & Gather wins Campus Hospitality Award at 2025 U Dine Awards
Pedagogy - 18.06.2025
Answer the UCL phone lines on A level Results Day
Astronomy & Space - Physics - 18.06.2025
Gravitational wave researcher makes a splash at Cardonald Primary School
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Music - Jul 7
University of Glasgow launches new children's choir to bring the gift of music to hundreds of pupils
University of Glasgow launches new children's choir to bring the gift of music to hundreds of pupils

Health - Jul 4
World-leading research and education celebrated at University of Birmingham 2025 Founders' Awards
World-leading research and education celebrated at University of Birmingham 2025 Founders' Awards
