Congratulations to the winners of Bartlett Hacks on their highly creative climate solutions in a time of pandemic. The Bartlett Hacks event allowed expertise from across and beyond the faculty to come together in new combinations to formulate ideas for some of the world’s most pressing issues. The event showed how we can be more innovative and cutting-edge when we work together to design a better future. I want to thank all of the staff in The Bartlett School of Environment, Energy and Resources (BSEER) who enabled this lively and ambitious event.Professor Christoph Lindner, Dean of The Bartlett Faculty of the Built Environment

UCL MechEng, CAA explore impact of hydrogen combustion on high-temperature materials
UCL MechEng, CAA explore impact of hydrogen combustion on high-temperature materials

UCL MechEng, CAA explore impact of hydrogen combustion on high-temperature materials

Collaboration, led by Associate Professor Dr Enrique Galindo-Nava, conducted studies of possible material degradation when exposed to hydrogen rich fuels during combustion.

18 Jun 2025

UCL Ocean Health Challenge Winners Announced
UCL Ocean Health Challenge Winners Announced

UCL Ocean Health Challenge Winners Announced

Find out which students impressed the judges with their creative ideas around tackling ocean plastic pollution.

17 Jun 2025

Blog: AI-Prosperity Alignment: A Pathway to a Flourishing Future
Blog: AI-Prosperity Alignment: A Pathway to a Flourishing Future

Blog: AI-Prosperity Alignment: A Pathway to a Flourishing Future

We often imagine technology providing quick fixes to big challenges, but what if we rethink how AI and prosperity can combine to foster a more inclusive, sustainable, and equitable future?

17 Jun 2025