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UCL Enterprise launches first mobile app
UCL Enterprise has launched its first app for mobile devices following development by Dr Alastair Moore and Richard Groves of The Mobile Academy.
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22 November 2012: A gap in the market for new kind of travel guide
Travel can be a mixed blessing, as UCL graduate Sally Broom discovered on a gap year in South East Asia in 2007. Her desire to get off the beaten track and discover the heart of a place had been a success in Thailand, but had led to an unpleasant experience with border guards in Cambodia. The difference, she realised, was the ‘insider knowledge’ gained by having good contacts in Bangkok – and the idea for Tripbod.com, which links curious travellers with trusted locals who can advise them on their journey, was born. More...
22 November 2012: Fund-raising effort leads to designs on a future fashion empire
When UCL medical student Har-preet ‘Pete’ Ahluwalia wanted to raise funds for the Hindu Society, custom-designed T-shirts was a natural choice. The fashion aficionado had something special in mind: the items would be vinyl-pressed rather than ink-printed, to give a high-quality and longer-lasting finish. More...
22 November 2012: Boot camp gets UCL graduate in shape for his chosen career
Languages graduate Ed Hammerton was concerned about his job prospects during a recession, until he attended a three-day boot camp run by UCL Advances which taught him, through action learning using real-world examples of business problems and solutions, “how to spot business opportunities and act on them.” More...
22 November 2012: Revolutionary 3D laser scanner brings a modern twist to ancient Egypt’s treasures
Visits to museums on rainy afternoons have just become
a lot more interesting thanks to revolutionary technology that allows
artefacts to be scanned and modelled in 3D and then studied from all
angles in a way the original could never be. UCL’s Petrie Museum has
benefited from a shared-use agreement between the university and
Canadian firm Arius3D, which makes the colour laser scanners.
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