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Health - Pharmacology - 20.06.2023
Opinion: Why children in the UK should still be offered the COVID vaccine
Opinion: Why children in the UK should still be offered the COVID vaccine

Campus - Linguistics & Literature - 16.06.2023
UCL staff and alumni recognised in King's Birthday Honours
UCL staff and alumni recognised in King’s Birthday Honours

Pedagogy - 15.06.2023
Opinion: Which educational policies are most effective for equalising opportunities?
Opinion: Which educational policies are most effective for equalising opportunities?

Health - Pharmacology - 15.06.2023
New £4m digital hub to tackle antimicrobial resistance
New £4m digital hub to tackle antimicrobial resistance

Economics - 15.06.2023
AI firm Synthesia, co-founded by UCL scientist, becomes $1bn unicorn
AI firm Synthesia, co-founded by UCL scientist, becomes $1bn unicorn

Social Sciences - History & Archeology - 15.06.2023
Analysis: How cricket helped Windrush arrivals build a sense of ’home’ in Britain

Health - Pharmacology - 15.06.2023
Further hope for base-edited T-cell therapy to treat resistant leukaemia
Further hope for base-edited T-cell therapy to treat resistant leukaemia
Three young patients with relapsed T-cell leukaemia have now been treated with base-edited T-cells, as part of a 'bench-to-bedside' collaboration between UCL and Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children (GOSH).

Innovation - Campus - 15.06.2023
UK Government awards £31m to UCL's Global Disability Innovation Hub
UK Government awards £31m to UCL’s Global Disability Innovation Hub

Health - 15.06.2023
Latin Americans with greater Native American ancestry more susceptible to liver failure
Differences in the percentage of Native American ancestry in Latin American people are linked with the chances of them developing severe liver failure and associated high risk of short-term mortality, a study co-authored by UCL has found. ACLARA study , published in Gastroenterology , is the first of its kind to indicate that ancestry and race may determine the outcome of advanced liver disease (decompensated cirrhosis) in patients.

Campus - Administration - 14.06.2023
Data Strategy to optimise potential of one of UCL's most valuable assets
Data Strategy to optimise potential of one of UCL’s most valuable assets

Life Sciences - Health - 14.06.2023
UK Dementia Research Institute appoints new Director
UK Dementia Research Institute appoints new Director

Psychology - 13.06.2023
Spotlight on... Dr Sonia Greenidge
Spotlight on... Dr Sonia Greenidge

Health - Innovation - 13.06.2023
UCL spin out Quell Therapeutics joins forces with AstraZeneca in $2billion deal

Health - 09.06.2023
Biomaterials processing expert wins Royal Academy of Engineering award
Biomaterials processing expert wins Royal Academy of Engineering award

Health - 09.06.2023
Need for formal bereavement support in dementia care is largely underestimated
The need for grief counselling in dementia care may be substantially underestimated, according to new research led by a UCL academic.

Career - Social Sciences - 08.06.2023
Global review finds financial rewards could help teacher recruitment and retention
Global review finds financial rewards could help teacher recruitment and retention
Financial incentives could be an effective way to support teacher recruitment, particularly in schools with high levels of socio-economic disadvantage, finds a new review led by UCL researchers and published by the Education Endowment Foundation (EEF).

Research Management - 08.06.2023
Horizon Europe update: Funding guarantee extended until 30th September 2023
Horizon Europe update: Funding guarantee extended until 30th September 2023

Health - Pharmacology - 08.06.2023
UCL institute named UK's first WHO Collaborating Centre for Tuberculosis
UCL institute named UK’s first WHO Collaborating Centre for Tuberculosis
The UCL Institute for Global Health has been designated as a World Health Organisation Collaborating Centre for TB Research and Innovation.

Innovation - 08.06.2023
UCL Institute of Innovation & Public Purpose celebrates fifth anniversary
UCL Institute of Innovation & Public Purpose celebrates fifth anniversary

Pharmacology - Life Sciences - 08.06.2023
Unlocking the blood-nerve barrier to facilitate drug delivery
Unlocking the blood-nerve barrier to facilitate drug delivery
A UCL-led research team has opened and closed the blood-nerve barrier for the first time and used it to deliver drugs to target tissues. The Medical Research Council and Cancer Research UK-funded research, published in Developmental Cell , has the potential to both deliver tumour-killing drugs to the nervous system, and also prevent side effects from chemotherapy that result from damage to the peripheral nervous system.

Health - Career - 07.06.2023
UK medical students and doctors are increasingly vulnerable to financial difficulties
Medical students and doctors are at increasing risk of experiencing financial difficulty throughout their careers, with reasons ranging from illness and disability to high training costs and student debt, according to a new study led by researchers at UCL.

Environment - Economics - 07.06.2023
Analysis: Energy generators’ soaring revenues highlight deep problems
Professor Michael Grubb and Dr Serguey Maximov Gajardo (both UCL Bartlett School Environment, Energy & Resources) examine the increasing revenues of British electricity generating stations and explore implications for the future in The Conversation.

Health - Social Sciences - 07.06.2023
Sir Michael Marmot to co-chair Global Council on Inequality, AIDS and Pandemics
Sir Michael Marmot to co-chair Global Council on Inequality, AIDS and Pandemics

Campus - 07.06.2023
Enhancing UCL's security service and experience
Enhancing UCL’s security service and experience
Security services are a vital part of the UCL operation. We are working alongside our security providers, Bidvest Noonan, to enhance the security service at UCL.

Campus - 07.06.2023
Spotlight on... Dr Sun Young Lee
Spotlight on... Dr Sun Young Lee

Civil Engineering - 06.06.2023
Opinion: How to rebuild our cities to be genuinely inclusive for all
Opinion: How to rebuild our cities to be genuinely inclusive for all

Politics - 05.06.2023
Opinion: Spain's snap election could kill its housing revolution before it even gets started
Opinion: Spain’s snap election could kill its housing revolution before it even gets started

Economics - Innovation - 05.06.2023
UCL spin out Odin Vision acquired by Olympus to supercharge global growth
UCL spin out Odin Vision acquired by Olympus to supercharge global growth

Campus - 05.06.2023
Celebrating ten years of the UCL Academy
Celebrating ten years of the UCL Academy

Social Sciences - Pedagogy - 02.06.2023
UK's poorest children less likely to understand of personal finances
UK’s poorest children less likely to understand of personal finances
A "sizeable" gap in the financial knowledge of children, depending on which socio-economic group they come from, has been identified in a new study of more than 3,700 UK families, led by UCL researchers.

Career - 02.06.2023
Support and services over the summer break
Support and services over the summer break

Sport - 02.06.2023
Opinion: Why I won't take my young Black son to a European soccer game
Opinion: Why I won’t take my young Black son to a European soccer game

Health - 01.06.2023
Spotlight on... Seema Walker
Spotlight on... Seema Walker

Environment - 01.06.2023
Opinion: Labour's oil and gas ban shows it's ready to fight the next election on climate issues
Opinion: Labour’s oil and gas ban shows it’s ready to fight the next election on climate issues

History & Archeology - Campus - 01.06.2023
Seven Questions with...Keir Chauhan
Seven Questions with...Keir Chauhan

Innovation - 31.05.2023
Opinion: How post-Brexit Britain is failing to set up a future-focused economy
Opinion: How post-Brexit Britain is failing to set up a future-focused economy

Innovation - 31.05.2023
Opinion: Drone attacks on Moscow are a high-stakes gamble that brings war to the heart of Russia
Opinion: Drone attacks on Moscow are a high-stakes gamble that brings war to the heart of Russia

Social Sciences - 31.05.2023
How can we disagree well at UCL? Join our launch event on 28 June
How can we disagree well at UCL? Join our launch event on 28 June

Electroengineering - 31.05.2023
New electronic certificates to be introduced
New electronic certificates to be introduced

Social Sciences - Event - 31.05.2023
UCL celebrates Pride Month 2023
UCL celebrates Pride Month 2023

Environment - Innovation - 31.05.2023
Seven Questions with... Arnav Kele
Seven Questions with... Arnav Kele

Health - Pharmacology - 31.05.2023
Liver dialysis device proved safe and effective for treating severe liver failure
Liver dialysis device proved safe and effective for treating severe liver failure
The first successful in-patient trial of liver dialysis* has been completed by researchers from UCL, the Royal Free Hospital, UCL spin-out Yaqrit and their collaborators.

History & Archeology - Social Sciences - 26.05.2023
Feature: Reclaiming indigenous history from Amazonian soil
Feature: Reclaiming indigenous history from Amazonian soil
UCL archaeologist Dr Manuel Arroyo-Kalin has been working with Brazilian researchers and indigenous peoples to help better understand and share their cultural heritage.

Politics - Linguistics & Literature - 26.05.2023
Seven Questions with... Nadia Dobrianska
Seven Questions with... Nadia Dobrianska

History & Archeology - 26.05.2023
Introducing the 2023 UCL University Challenge Team
Introducing the 2023 UCL University Challenge Team
UCL has competed in University Challenge since the show's debut in 1962. We speak to next season's team, who will compete in the first series without the inimitable Jeremy Paxman.

Health - 25.05.2023
Lower GCSE grades for children in families relying on food banks
Children living with long-term poverty and whose families rely on food banks are more likely to achieve lower GCSE grades, finds a report co-authored by UCL researchers.

Social Sciences - 25.05.2023
Spotlight on... James Baggaley
Spotlight on... James Baggaley

Innovation - Computer Science - 25.05.2023
OpenAI's Sam Altman talks AI, super-intelligence and Mars during UCL visit
OpenAI’s Sam Altman talks AI, super-intelligence and Mars during UCL visit

Health - Campus - 24.05.2023
UCL statement in response to Student Group Claim hearing at the High Court

Health - Economics - 24.05.2023
Reorienting economies to deliver health for all
Reorienting economies to deliver health for all
The World Health Organization Council on the Economics of Health for All, chaired by a UCL researcher, has outlined a bold new path to reorient economies to deliver health for all in the first-ever report of its kind.