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Campus - 06.07.2022
Campus - 01.07.2022
Health - Campus - 30.06.2022
Campus - Innovation - 29.06.2022
Campus - 29.06.2022 
Transforming our student admissions service
Sign up for an Admissions Transformation Programme Town Hall to find out more about UCL's approach to admissions for 2023 and beyond.
Campus - Innovation - 27.06.2022
Campus - 23.06.2022
Computer Science - Campus - 16.06.2022
Campus - 15.06.2022 
Reaching net zero carbon: new UCL buildings closures
New measures to reduce energy consumption across campus, as part of UCL's commitment to reaching net zero carbon.
Career - Campus - 10.06.2022
Research Management - Campus - 08.06.2022
Campus - Art and Design - 06.06.2022 
’Write fewer papers, take more risks’: researchers call for ’rebellion’
A group of education specialists are urging researchers to challenge the -structures and regulations- which define academic scholarship, arguing that different approaches are needed in an age of climate change, COVID-19 and rising populism.
Health - Campus - 01.06.2022
Campus - 27.05.2022
Career - Campus - 27.05.2022
Campus - 24.05.2022 
UCL and Clarity Travel Management: An update for staff who are travelling or planning to travel
We are aware that users are experiencing difficulties with our travel provider, Clarity Travel. Clarity have committed to improving their service and there are several recommendations to consider when arranging travel.
Campus - 19.05.2022
Campus - 19.05.2022
Event - Campus - 17.05.2022
Campus - 12.05.2022
Campus - 10.05.2022
Campus - 05.05.2022 
My UCL Experience all-staff survey
Thank you to everyone who participated in My UCL Experience, our all-staff survey, last month and for providing such thoughtful and informative feedback. Your views are immensely valuable in helping us understand how you feel about working at UCL right now and in identifying ways we can improve your experience of working at UCL.
Campus - 27.04.2022
Campus - 22.04.2022
Campus - History / Archeology - 21.04.2022
Campus - Pedagogy - 21.04.2022
Career - Campus - 20.04.2022
Campus - 19.04.2022
Campus - 19.04.2022
Campus - Health - 08.04.2022
Research Management - Campus - 06.04.2022
Research Management - Campus - 06.04.2022
Campus - Event - 06.04.2022
Campus - 05.04.2022
Campus - 05.04.2022
Campus - Career - 01.04.2022
Environment - Campus - 01.04.2022
Campus - Social Sciences - 31.03.2022
Environment - Campus - 31.03.2022 
People and Nature Lab launched at UCL East
Long lasting solutions to the global challenges of biodiversity loss, ecosystem degradation and climate change, will be the focus of the new People and Nature Lab, launching today at UCL East.
Campus - Health - 30.03.2022
Health - Campus - 29.03.2022
Campus - Health - 25.03.2022
Social Sciences - Campus - 24.03.2022
Life Sciences - Campus - 24.03.2022
Campus - 24.03.2022
Campus - 23.03.2022
Campus - Career - 22.03.2022
Campus - 22.03.2022
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Sign up for an Admissions Transformation Programme Town Hall to find out more about UCL's approach to admissions for 2023 and beyond.
New measures to reduce energy consumption across campus, as part of UCL's commitment to reaching net zero carbon.
A group of education specialists are urging researchers to challenge the -structures and regulations- which define academic scholarship, arguing that different approaches are needed in an age of climate change, COVID-19 and rising populism.
We are aware that users are experiencing difficulties with our travel provider, Clarity Travel. Clarity have committed to improving their service and there are several recommendations to consider when arranging travel.
Thank you to everyone who participated in My UCL Experience, our all-staff survey, last month and for providing such thoughtful and informative feedback. Your views are immensely valuable in helping us understand how you feel about working at UCL right now and in identifying ways we can improve your experience of working at UCL.
Long lasting solutions to the global challenges of biodiversity loss, ecosystem degradation and climate change, will be the focus of the new People and Nature Lab, launching today at UCL East.
’Traffic Light’ tool used by GPs to assess seriously unwell children is ’unreliable’
A tool used by GPs to help identify seriously unwell children may not accurately detect or exclude acute illness, according to an evaluation using data from UK general practice. The study, led by Cardiff University, assessed data from more than 6,700 cases and concluded the widely used National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) Traffic Light system "cannot be relied upon" and is "unsuitable" for use as a clinical decision tool.
A tool used by GPs to help identify seriously unwell children may not accurately detect or exclude acute illness, according to an evaluation using data from UK general practice. The study, led by Cardiff University, assessed data from more than 6,700 cases and concluded the widely used National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) Traffic Light system "cannot be relied upon" and is "unsuitable" for use as a clinical decision tool.
