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The Prime Minister today called for a global effort to tackle one of the greatest challenges of our time: dementia. UCL scientists, working with clinicians at the university's partner hospitals, are at the heart of the battle to treat the condition.
To better understand the challenges that lie ahead, the Secretary of State for Health Jeremy Hunt recently visited a hub of scientists and clinicians leading dementia research projects.
UCL has won more than £2 million to support 93 UCL students from traditionally under-represented groups following postgraduate taught programmes during 2014/15, following a successful bid for funds from a national scheme funded by HEFCE.
Congratulations to UCL alumna Christine Ohuruogu who has been named as Sportswoman of the year!
Find out more on the BBC Sport website.
Stellar news! UCL's own Maggie Aderin-Pocock is the new presenter of BBC Sky at Night http://bit.ly/1fmte3e (via @guardianscience)
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.
Dr Ed Manley (UCL Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysis) explores how data modelling could look in 50 years, based on the trends of data collection now. This modelling allows researchers to better understand and predict any disruptions of systems like London's transport networks. This research forms part of Imagining the Future City: London 2062, a new book based on the London 2062 project from UCL's Grand Challenge of Sustainable Cities. Models courtesy of CASA.
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.
Prime Minister David Cameron officially opened IDEALondon – an initiative between Cisco, DC Thomson and UCL – this week.
Speaking at the centre – the first of its kind in Tech City which aims to nurture and grow both new and existing early-stage start-ups in the area – the Prime Minister outlined how the strengths of the respective partners would accelerate growth in Tech City which, in turn, would benefit the country.
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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