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Health - 01.12.2021
Important update about COVID-19 and UCL safety guidance
Important update about COVID-19 and UCL safety guidance

Politics - Social Sciences - 30.11.2021
Opinion: What's next for Afghanistan?
Opinion: What’s next for Afghanistan?

Campus - 30.11.2021
Join us in the Quad for UCL's festive lights switch-on
Join us in the Quad for UCL’s festive lights switch-on

Health - 30.11.2021
Important update about COVID-19 and your studies at UCL
Important update about COVID-19 and your studies at UCL

Health - Economics - 30.11.2021
Profile: Business schools focus on health as Covid highlights challenges
Profile: Business schools focus on health as Covid highlights challenges

History & Archeology - Linguistics & Literature - 29.11.2021
Newly donated letters reveal fresh insights into Orwell's life
Newly donated letters reveal fresh insights into Orwell’s life

Health - Innovation - 29.11.2021
First patient fitted with 3D printed eye
First patient fitted with 3D printed eye

Social Sciences - 29.11.2021
Opinion: Young children find politics engaging but by 15 this has changed - new research shows why
Opinion: Young children find politics engaging but by 15 this has changed - new research shows why

Environment - Earth Sciences - 29.11.2021
Opinion: Maps made by suffragists can teach us about holding leaders to account on climate change
Opinion: Maps made by suffragists can teach us about holding leaders to account on climate change

Physics - Innovation - 29.11.2021
Five UCL academics receive prestigious physics prizes
Five UCL academics receive prestigious physics prizes

Psychology - Health - 26.11.2021
Seven Questions with... Katie O'Donoghue
Seven Questions with... Katie O’Donoghue

Campus - 26.11.2021
Applications are now open for the 2022 UCL Summer School
Applications are now open for the 2022 UCL Summer School

Social Sciences - Pedagogy - 25.11.2021
Spotlight on... Dr Toyin Agbetu
Spotlight on... Dr Toyin Agbetu

Campus - Psychology - 25.11.2021
Graduates voice their views on loans and debt in new report
Graduates voice their views on loans and debt in new report

Campus - Career - 24.11.2021
Addressing inequality and barriers for BAME students in higher education
Addressing inequality and barriers for BAME students in higher education

Campus - Career - 24.11.2021
Addressing inequality and barriers for ethnic minority students in higher education
Addressing inequality and barriers for ethnic minority students in higher education

Transport - Environment - 24.11.2021
Opinion: If we all choose the fastest mode of travel in a city, the whole city gets slower
Opinion: If we all choose the fastest mode of travel in a city, the whole city gets slower
If travellers behave selfishly there will be more congestion and everyone will end up taking longer to get where they need to be, argue postdoctoral researcher, Rafael Prieto Curiel (UCL Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysis) and Juan Pablo Orejuela from the University of Oxford.

Campus - Event - 24.11.2021
UCL celebrates UK Disability History Month 2021
UCL celebrates UK Disability History Month 2021

Campus - 23.11.2021
UCL Chemistry team wins award for students' home science kits
UCL Chemistry team wins award for students’ home science kits

Campus - 22.11.2021
Dates announced for industrial action at UCL
Dates announced for industrial action at UCL

Social Sciences - Pedagogy - 22.11.2021
Opinion: Stressed by parenting? Evolution can explain why
Opinion: Stressed by parenting? Evolution can explain why

Campus - Pedagogy - 22.11.2021
Interview: Don't let digital investments dictate teaching policy, says President and Provost
Interview: Don’t let digital investments dictate teaching policy, says President and Provost

Astronomy & Space - 19.11.2021
Seven Questions with... Nour Skaf
Seven Questions with... Nour Skaf

Astronomy & Space - Physics - 19.11.2021
Solar Orbiter returns to Earth ahead of main science mission
Solar Orbiter returns to Earth ahead of main science mission
Solar Orbiter, a European Space Agency (ESA) spacecraft carrying instruments proposed, designed and built at UCL, is returning to Earth for a flyby passing through clouds of space debris before starting its main science mission exploring the Sun.

Materials Science - Campus - 18.11.2021
Spotlight on... Professor Ivan Parkin
Spotlight on... Professor Ivan Parkin

History & Archeology - 18.11.2021
UCL academic announced as New York Times Best Seller
UCL academic announced as New York Times Best Seller

Pharmacology - Health - 18.11.2021
Opinion: Making vaccination compulsory for NHS frontline workers likely to make patients suffer
Opinion: Making vaccination compulsory for NHS frontline workers likely to make patients suffer

Law - 16.11.2021
UCL academic elected to UN legal body
UCL academic elected to UN legal body

Social Sciences - Economics - 16.11.2021
Social Science has power to ’level up’ the UK
Social scientists are making powerful practical contributions to 'Levelling up' cities, regions, or countries in the UK - improving economic growth, services and quality of life - finds a major new report, which showcases the impact of UCL-partnered projects. "The Place to Be" , published by the Academy of Social Sciences in partnership with SAGE Publishing, highlights the breadth and depth of work being done across the social sciences to address national and regional inequalities and illustrates the vital role social sciences will need to play in the 'levelling up' agenda.

Research Management - Life Sciences - 16.11.2021
UCL academics named in annual global list of influential researchers
UCL academics named in annual global list of influential researchers
A total of 48 UCL academics have been identified as "one in 1,000 Citation Elite" on Clarivate's annual 'Highly Cited Researchers List' 2021, which recognises authors of the most influential research papers around the world. With 38 primary and 10 secondary affiliations, UCL has the 3rd most in the UK behind the universities of Oxford and Cambridge - and ranks 4 th in Europe and 26 th  in the world overall.

Innovation - Health - 15.11.2021
Tomorrow's Home: Immersive exhibition imagines how we'll live in 2050
Tomorrow’s Home: Immersive exhibition imagines how we’ll live in 2050

Forensic Science - 15.11.2021
Staying safe on nights out
Staying safe on nights out
UCL is very concerned about reports of spiking of drinks and by injection across the UK. Find out what UCL and Students' Union UCL are doing to help you stay safe when you're on a night out, and what support is available to you.

History & Archeology - Environment - 15.11.2021
Urban leopards of Korea's past could hold clues to species survival
Urban leopards of Korea’s past could hold clues to species survival
Amur leopards were able to co-exist with people within the city walls of Seoul, South Korea, in the 19th century, reports a study led by a UCL and ZSL researcher.

Environment - Politics - 14.11.2021
Opinion: how rich countries failed to meet their obligations to the rest of the world at COP26
Opinion: how rich countries failed to meet their obligations to the rest of the world at COP26

Environment - Economics - 13.11.2021
Opinion: Five things you need to know about the Glasgow Climate Pact
Opinion: Five things you need to know about the Glasgow Climate Pact

- 12.11.2021
Christmas and New Year postal dates 2021
Christmas and New Year postal dates 2021

Health - Innovation - 12.11.2021
UCL biotech spinout receives $250 million investment
UCL biotech spinout receives $250 million investment

Health - 12.11.2021
Seven Questions with... Priya Gopaldas
Seven Questions with... Priya Gopaldas

Health - 11.11.2021
Ijeoma Uchegbu appointed to Wellcome’s board

Economics - 11.11.2021
Spotlight on... Mykal Riley
Spotlight on... Mykal Riley

Economics - Administration - 10.11.2021
UCL appoints new Chief Financial Officer

Campus - 10.11.2021
Call for interest for B-MEntor cross-institutional mentoring schemes for staff from BAME backgrounds

Psychology - 10.11.2021
Opinion: I interviewed Richard Ratcliffe about his hunger strike - here’s how it’s affecting him
Richard Ratcliffe has remained calm and determined during his hunger strike but going without food can have both a physical and psychological effect, says Professor Lucy Serpell (UCL Psychology & Language Sciences).

Health - Pharmacology - 09.11.2021
UCL Professor recognised for significant contribution to cancer research
UCL Professor recognised for significant contribution to cancer research

Environment - Health - 09.11.2021
Opinion: Ditching fossil fuels will have immediate health benefits for millions
At least 8.7 million early adult deaths could have been avoided in a single year if countries had already abandoned fossil fuels, say Dr Eloise Marais and researcher Karn Vohra (both UCL Geography).

Economics - Environment - 05.11.2021
Opinion: Banks are still financing fossil fuels - while signing up to net zero pledges

Research Management - 05.11.2021
Success across the disciplines as it climbs world subject rankings

Health - Psychology - 05.11.2021
Covid-19 pandemic is widening economic inequalities
People who were struggling financially before the pandemic are more than twice as likely, compared to people who were already living comfortably, to say they are now even worse off, find UCL researchers as part of the Covid-19 Social Study. Among people who were finding it difficult before the pandemic, 55% said in October 2021 they were worse off than before the pandemic, compared to 19% of people who were living comfortably before the pandemic.

Politics - Environment - 05.11.2021
Seven Questions with... Xuan Zihan

Health - Pharmacology - 04.11.2021
Opinion: HPV jab cuts cervical cancer cases by almost 90% but one in 10 girls still haven’t had it
There needs to be a concerted effort to ensure all young people are protected against HPV, say Professor Helen Bedford (UCL Great Ormond Street Institute of Child Health) alongside Professor Carol Dezateux and Nicola Firman (both Queen Mary University of London).