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Graduates, students and staff came together for the annual Telecommunications with Business alumni event at UCL.

The Crook Society is our undergraduate events committee, named after Professor Eric Crook, one of the early supporters of Biochemical Engineering research at UCL.

Dr Ajay Beniwal has been awarded the DST INSPIRE Faculty Fellowship by India’s Ministry of Science and Technology in recognition of his innovative work in smart sensing and flexible electronics.

This event brings together secondary school girls to explore the potential of AI and emerging technologies, inspiring young women to pursue STEM subjects and careers.

Catalina Pollak Williamson has successfully defended her doctoral thesis, which introduces Radical Play as a conceptual and methodological framework for rethinking urban transformation.

Professor Tony Kenyon spoke at the House of Commons Science, Innovation & Technology Committee to advocate for neuromorphic computing as a sustainable alternative.

Over a hundred sixth-form students gathered at UCL East for the Computing at School (CAS) London Universities Sixth Form Conference, designed to inspire the next generation of computer scientists.

Award winning research collaboration explores the potential of using building performance models to reduce the carbon footprint of NHS estates

UCL Medical Physics and Biomedical Engineering was proud to host its first Festival of Research, which celebrated our diverse community

The Research on Research Institute (RoRI) hosted the Metascience 2025 Conference at University College London (UCL)

Staff and alumni from The Bartlett School of Architecture have been selected to showcase their work at the prestigious annual exhibition, which runs until 17 August 2025.

Today (7 July 2025) marks the 20th anniversary of the terrorist bombings in central London in which 52 people lost their lives.

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UCL Computer Science students are tackling real-world tech challenges through a new AI-focused industry work placement.

Four UCL Mechanical Engineering colleagues (and one alumnus!) have been successful in the latest round of academic promotions.