News

The RESILIENCE project, established by UCL Biochemical Engineering, was recognised by the Learning Technologies Awards as the best learning technologies project in the public and non-profit sector

Award-winning writer Zadie Smith discussed how cities function in everyday life at UCL Urban Laboratory's annual Cities Imaginaries lecture, marking the release of her new essay collection.

Please join us for the upcoming Department of Statistical Science seminar, given by Theresa Smith (University of Bath).

UCL has invested over £400,000 to develop robotics facilities across Bloomsbury and Here East, enabling research into low-carbon construction materials and innovative building practices.

Professor Dabo Guan from the Bartlett School of Sustainable Construction hosts event with UK Minister for Science, Innovation and Research Lord Patrick Vallance at Tsinghua University.

UCL researchers have demonstrated a record 300.28 Tb/s data transmission rate over field-deployed fibre, showing the O-band can be integrated into existing networks.

Researchers from UCL’s Institute for Environmental Design and Engineering (IEDE) contribute to a pivotal COP30 report that will guide global efforts to strengthen climate-resilient health systems.

The UCL Centre for Engineering Education (CEE) has presented the 2025 Rae Harbird award to Chika Nweke, Associate Professor at UCL Biochemical Engineering

Prof Max Nathan from the Bartlett Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysis (CASA) advised on research examining the railway's impact on transport, employment and housing across London and the South East.

Congratulations to the winners of the 2024-2025 High Energy Physics Thesis Prizes: Lucy Bailey and George Marshall

Congratulations to Mustafa Ozkaynak, who successfully defended his thesis

The annual UK National Quantum Technologies Showcase took place on Friday 7 November welcoming over 2,500 in-person delegates to explore the latest developments in quantum technology.

Co-authored by Brazil's Minister of Management and Innovation, Esther Dweck, and Mariana Mazzucato, the report positions state capabilities at the centre of the

Students in UCL’s Industry Exchange Network (IXN) have developed AI-powered, gesture-based games with UCL spinout MotionInput Games to make gaming more accessible for autistic learners.

A collaboration between UCL Biochemical Engineering, industry and other universities has developed a framework for gene therapy formulation that's more reliable, scalable, and accessible to patients.