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Recommendations for your Summer reading from IGP's Director, Professor Henrietta L. Moore.

The event convened over 60 invited stakeholders across industry, NHS, academia, and regulation to address key barriers in the scaling of CAR-T and other advanced therapy medicinal products (ATMPs).

UCL Biochemical Engineering is part of a pioneering new hub that is set to transform UK manufacturing by converting industrial waste into valuable, sustainable chemicals and materials.

The Institute for Global Prosperity launched its Building Bridges for Ukraine White Paper on 9 June at Somerset House during the London Design Biennale. Eva Coulibaly-Willis reports on the event.

BSSC has launched a new Knowledge Transfer Partnership (KTP) with Strategic Rail Consultants (SRC) Limited, supported by Innovate UK and UK Research and Innovation (UKRI).

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

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

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?

The prize is awarded in honour and memory of Nicole Pumarino Orbeta, City Planning MPlan student from 2018–20.

UCL’s Institute for Sustainable Heritage has been selected as one of fifteen global partners in a new Getty initiative supporting climate-focused research and action in the cultural sector.

We're pleased to announce the new committee for UCL Biochemical Engineering's postgraduate society, The Beakers! Left to right, welcome Kuan, Stefan, Isa, Carolina, Tamas, Natalie, Sanjana and Alex!

The research paper 'Social Infrastructure and 'Left Behind Places'' has been awarded the 2025 Best Paper Award by the journal Regional Studies.

The Bartlett School of Planning welcomed a delegation from Tongji University and the Shanghai Federation of Social Science Associations to discuss collaborations in AI, cities and urban governance.

A new report from DPU has found that despite their strong interest in urban issues, young people face significant barriers to engagement in formal governance processes.

Odeuropa project on international olfactory heritage recognised by EU cultural heritage body for its contribution to cultural identity, collective memory, and both tangible and intangible heritage