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UCL has reaffirmed that it is continuing to develop plans for a new university quarter in Stratford, following publication of the Government’s National Infrastructure Plan today, setting out proposals to support creation of a major new higher education and cultural district on Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park.
A new documentary to be broadcast on Channel 4 this weekend is largely based on research carried out by a team from the UCL Institute of Archaeology, in collaboration with colleagues at the Emperor Qin Shihuang's Mausoleum Site Museum in China.
'New Secrets of the Terracotta Warriors' is the first public presentation of some of the work led by Dr Xiuzhen Janice Li, Dr Andrew Bevan, Professor Marcos Martinón-Torres and their team.
Congratulations to UCL alumna Christine Ohuruogu who has been named as Sportswoman of the year!
Find out more on the BBC Sport website.
A new exhibition has opened in the South Cloisters, showcasing entries to the UCL Graduate School’s annual ‘Research Images as Art / Art Images as Research’ competition.
UCL students are being offered the chance to win an iPad and £1,000 in cash by sharing their views on campus life in a short ten minute survey by Friday 6 December.
The Student Barometer gives current students the opportunity to reflect on their time at UCL and influence the future direction of the university.
A UCL research and training project centered on a diagnostic test for tuberculosis (TB) won the Times Higher Education (THE) International Collaboration of the Year award at a ceremony in London last week.
The project, led by Professor Alimuddin Zumla (UCL Infection & Immunity), set out to test the effectiveness of new diagnostic technology used in Zambia and Tanzania. The test was found to be simple to use, gave a result within two hours, and could also detect drug-resistant forms of TB.
Haiti’s education system was thrown into disarray after the 2010 earthquake displaced nearly a million people from their homes and turned tens of thousands of buildings into rubble.
Thinking Development is the brainchild of Linda O'Halloran, a former UCL Philosophy research student. After failing to find organisations that could offer sustainable disaster recovery consultancy, she set about creating an organisation that could - with the help of other UCL alumni. The NGO aims to build a local, sustainable and replicable three-storey girls primary school in one of Port-au-Prince’s biggest slums.
Is London turning into a city where football clubs such as Arsenal and Chelsea run schools, Londoners commonly convert their roofs into “micro-farms” and people are subject to separate migration laws to the rest of the UK? A new UCL book enables academics to imagine how current trends in energy use, transport, education, governance and health might have played out by 2062.
Grayson Perry, the Turner-prize-winning-cross-dressing ceramic artist, is fast becoming a national treasure.
So when you get the chance to go and see him speak in the flesh, at the inauguration of the UCL Centre for Humanities Interdisciplinary Research Projects (CHIRP) and the UCL Centre for Editing Lives and Letters (CELL), there’s nothing to do but go along and be dazzled.
Three UCL Bartlett School of Architecture students, Ben Hayes, Ness Lafoy and Tamsin Hanke, were announced the winners of the RIBA President’s Medals last night.
The prestigious awards reward talent and excellence in the study of architecture.
UCL Communications and Marketing has produced a new audio tour app that allows students, staff and the general public to learn more about the Bloomsbury campus and the remarkable people who have studied, worked and lived here.
Broadcaster and UCL alumnus Jonathan Dimbleby has narrated the tour, which guides the listener through tales of stowaway students from Japan, museums filled with priceless artefacts and UCL's most famous resident – Jeremy Bentham.
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