Researchers at UCL and the Francis Crick Institute have, for the first time, identified the origin of cardiac cells using 3D ...

Post Office victims/survivors and their families have experienced deep trauma and can be left feeling revictimised, a study ...

This workshop and exhibition explore Buddhist influences in material culture, embodied practices and everyday experiences ...

Before the blockbuster success of Inception, Interstellar and Oppenheimer, director Christopher Nolan was leading UCL's Film & TV Society. This May, join the festival that nurtures the next generation ...

Join the UCL Urban Lab and The Bartlett Development Planning Unit (DPU) to launch: Reconstruction as Violence in Assad's Syria edited by Nasser Rabbat and Deen Sharp. Join the UCL Urban Lab and The ...

Read inspirational stories from the students making the most of the networking opportunities and career support available at UCL ...

The increasing deployment of AI across industries has led researchers, journalists, and civil groups to question the ethics and values that these AI systems have been developed with or embody. Sparked ...

How should researchers approach collaborating with children in creative ways to ensure the research is beneficial for all involved? In this conversation, Karen discusses her thoughts and experiences ...

This film explores the challenges faced by immigrant children in Japan as they strive to maintain their native languages in a society that is home to an ever-growing population of foreign residents, ...

The first signs of posterior cortical atrophy include changes to your vision. Dr Natalie Ryan (UCL Queen Square Institute of Neurology) explains that this can show up as “difficulty reading, judging ...

Professor Catalina Ortiz, Director of the UCL Urban Laboratory, has been awarded £29,980 by the British Academy through the International Writing Workshops Awards 2024. The project, titled 'Writing ...

Join us for a research seminar with Prof. Enrica Papa exploring the concept of "commoning accessibility"—rethinking access as a collective, political process. This research seminar, hosted by the ...