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Environment - May 14
Major academic-industry collaboration to tackle global challenges in sustainability
Major academic-industry collaboration to tackle global challenges in sustainability
Environment - May 14
Experts highlight advanced satellite data as vital tool in tackling climate change as countdown to COP26 continues
Experts highlight advanced satellite data as vital tool in tackling climate change as countdown to COP26 continues
Health - May 14
Delaying second Pfizer vaccines to 12 weeks significantly increases antibody responses in older people, finds study
Delaying second Pfizer vaccines to 12 weeks significantly increases antibody responses in older people, finds study
Politics - May 13
Opinion: The role of Hamas and Fatah rivalry in latest violence in the Israel-Palestine conflict
Opinion: The role of Hamas and Fatah rivalry in latest violence in the Israel-Palestine conflict
Social Sciences - May 13
Year 8 students work with Cambridge researchers to help their peers learn about the census
Year 8 students work with Cambridge researchers to help their peers learn about the census
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Analysis: How the UK is joining the genomic technology arms race
The announcement of taxpayer funding for genomic research signals the UK's intentions in the field of genomic technology, but the path forward will have lasting consequences on how we perceive genome tech in the public space, says PhD candidate Yusef Paolo Rabiah (UCL STEaPP).
The announcement of taxpayer funding for genomic research signals the UK's intentions in the field of genomic technology, but the path forward will have lasting consequences on how we perceive genome tech in the public space, says PhD candidate Yusef Paolo Rabiah (UCL STEaPP).
Twelve University of Cambridge researchers have won advanced grants from the European Research Council (ERC), Europe's premier research funding body.
Uncertainty on cuts to research funding risks jeopardising UK’s position as a scientific superpower
Professor David Price, UCL Vice-Provost (Research), comments on recent uncertainty about, and cuts to, research funding: "From the rapid generation of vaccines by UK scientists to the discovery of ne
Professor David Price, UCL Vice-Provost (Research), comments on recent uncertainty about, and cuts to, research funding: "From the rapid generation of vaccines by UK scientists to the discovery of ne
The University of Birmingham has been announced as the lead partner of a brand new Centre for adult social care, which will aim to put evidence into practice to promote and maintain people's independence and wellbeing.
Earlier lockdown would likely have saved lives of London bus drivers, reports independent review
An independent review into the deaths of London bus drivers from COVID-19, led by the UCL Institute of Health Equity (IHE), finds an earlier national lockdown would likely have saved lives.
An independent review into the deaths of London bus drivers from COVID-19, led by the UCL Institute of Health Equity (IHE), finds an earlier national lockdown would likely have saved lives.
The University of Birmingham and the National Institute for Health Research (NIHR) have announced a new £1.2 million study to explore what happens to older people and to care staff if care homes have to close. Led by Professor Jon Glasby in the Department of Social Work and Social Care, the research is believed to be the first of its kind internationally, and will be crucial in helping local Councils to know how best to support older people and care staff if homes have to close.
How has the Covid-19 pandemic impacted the work and family lives of working couples?
University researchers seek couples in Wandsworth and Richmond for new study to shed light on how the crisis has exacerbated inequality at home and work Last updated on Monday 15 March 2021 Researche
University researchers seek couples in Wandsworth and Richmond for new study to shed light on how the crisis has exacerbated inequality at home and work Last updated on Monday 15 March 2021 Researche
Appetite for homeworking has increased since start of pandemic, report shows
Homeworking will be one of the major and lasting outcomes of the COVID-19 pandemic, a Cardiff University academic predicts.
Homeworking will be one of the major and lasting outcomes of the COVID-19 pandemic, a Cardiff University academic predicts.
Opinion: Businesses say they want to tackle inequalities but they need more data to take action
Structural inequalities span wider than diversity initiatives and action is needed at all levels to ensure that inequalities can be identified and properly addressed, say Siobhan Morris and Dr Olivia Stevenson (both UCL Office of the Vice Provost: Research).
Structural inequalities span wider than diversity initiatives and action is needed at all levels to ensure that inequalities can be identified and properly addressed, say Siobhan Morris and Dr Olivia Stevenson (both UCL Office of the Vice Provost: Research).
Opinion: Work-life balance in a pandemic is a public health issue we cannot ignore
Despite fears that home working would lead to a decrease in productivity, evidence shows that people have worked more, not less, during the Covid-19 pandemic, write PhD researcher Dave Cook (UCL Anthropology) and Research Fellow Anna Rudnicka (UCL Interaction Centre).
Despite fears that home working would lead to a decrease in productivity, evidence shows that people have worked more, not less, during the Covid-19 pandemic, write PhD researcher Dave Cook (UCL Anthropology) and Research Fellow Anna Rudnicka (UCL Interaction Centre).
The needs of millions of overlooked, 'left behind' adolescent women must become a more significant priority within international efforts to end poverty by 2030, a UK Government-commissioned report is urging.
Free online learning opportunities for staff this term
In this article we outline some of the bite-sized free online courses available to staff this term. Explore the full range of learning options available on our Learning and Development webpage.
In this article we outline some of the bite-sized free online courses available to staff this term. Explore the full range of learning options available on our Learning and Development webpage.
COVID-19: UK must ’Build Back Fairer’ warns new Marmot Review
A generation of children and young people risk worsening health and having shorter lives post the COVID-19 pandemic, warns Professor Sir Michael Marmot, Director of UCL's Institute of Health Equity, in his new landmark report published today.
A generation of children and young people risk worsening health and having shorter lives post the COVID-19 pandemic, warns Professor Sir Michael Marmot, Director of UCL's Institute of Health Equity, in his new landmark report published today.
News in Brief
Environment - May 14
Major academic-industry collaboration to tackle global challenges in sustainability
Major academic-industry collaboration to tackle global challenges in sustainability
Environment - May 14
Experts highlight advanced satellite data as vital tool in tackling climate change as countdown to COP26 continues
Experts highlight advanced satellite data as vital tool in tackling climate change as countdown to COP26 continues
Health - May 14
Delaying second Pfizer vaccines to 12 weeks significantly increases antibody responses in older people, finds study
Delaying second Pfizer vaccines to 12 weeks significantly increases antibody responses in older people, finds study
Politics - May 13
Opinion: The role of Hamas and Fatah rivalry in latest violence in the Israel-Palestine conflict
Opinion: The role of Hamas and Fatah rivalry in latest violence in the Israel-Palestine conflict
Social Sciences - May 13
Year 8 students work with Cambridge researchers to help their peers learn about the census
Year 8 students work with Cambridge researchers to help their peers learn about the census