Faculty of Mathematical and Physical Sciences (MAPS)

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• The manifold paths of biology. Credit: Ben Calderhead (UCL CoMPLEX)
  
• Atomic force microscope image of a polymer film. Credit: Nico Seidler (UCL Physics and Astronomy)
  
• Novarupta dome, Katmai National Park. Credit: Richard Wall (UCL Earth Sciences)
  
• This image shows the shape of a gold nanocrystal, with arrows to indicate the crystal directions of its main facets and colour coded for the strains on its surface. Credit: Ian Robinson (UCL Chemistry)
  
• Buckyballs (C60) in a solution of liquid ammonia. Credit: Chris Howard (UCL Physics and Astronomy)
  
• Lab facilities in the Christopher Ingold Building. Credit: Chris Blackman (UCL Chemistry)
  
• Structure of epoxy sealant. Credit: Bo Chen (UCL Chemistry)
  
• Radar map of Venus. Credit: NASA/JPL/USGS/UCL Earth Sciences
  

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The Faculty of Mathematical and Physical Sciences encompasses the logical, experimental and mathematical study of our Universe. Front-line research feeds directly into our teaching programmes, and our students benefit from access to first-class laboratory facilities.

The faculty offers an array of three-year BSc and four-year Masters-level MSci degrees in emerging as well as more traditional academic areas.

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