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2 July 2013: Invisible women of science – now appearing at the Royal Society
Scientists, an exhibition opening on Monday at the Royal Society, raises the profile of accomplished women scientists, says Professor Uta Frith (UCL Institute of Cognitive Neuroscience). Read: Guardian
2 July 2013: Avatar therapy for schizophrenia
"The idea behind the therapy is to give the patient the sense of mastery over the voice they're hearing all the time," said Professor Julian Leff (UCL Mental Health Sciences Unit). Listen: BBC Radio Four's Today (from 1 hour 42 mins) More: BBC News
1 July 2013: Slade artists feature in new exhibition
A new exhibition at Dulwich Picture Gallery looks at how the First World War affected a generation of artists emerging from the UCL Slade School of Fine Art. Read: The Independent
1 July 2013: Diversity key to UK architecture schools
Professor Alan Penn, Dean of the UCL Bartlett Faculty of the Built Environment, explains why diversity is the key to the success of British architecture schools, and why London, in particular, will continue to be a global hub for architectural education. Read: The Guardian
30 June 2013: Blame yourself if you fail, praise others if you prosper
Professor Adrian Furnham (UCL Clinical, Educational & Health Psychology) discusses the merits of Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT). Read: Sunday Times
30 June 2013: Does Jane Austen deserve a place on our £10 notes?
28 June 2013: Pupils' fizzy business start
27 June 2013: The pioneering international students who rebuilt Japan
26 June 2013: An economy out of intensive care - but where next?
26 June 2013: Jane Austen could grace £10 banknotes
25 June 2013: Lord Sebastian Coe opens ISEH
25 June 2013: Breastfeeding boosts ability to climb social ladder
25 June 2013: It's too early to write off the lecture
24 June 2013: What Is Death?
24 June 2013: Doctors on Everest
23 June 2013: Protests in Bulgaria: the unnoticed uprising
21 June 2013: Scientists make world's most detailed 3D brain map
20 June 2013: Learn to shake your new tail as a virtual animal
20 June 2013: Doing Arnie impressions can activate your brain
20 June 2013: Community pharmacy: a pill for primary care
19 June 2013: Open access inaction
18 June 2013: Funding freeze is hitting hard, say UK researchers
