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UCL Institute for Sustainable Resources student Rachel Buzinin details how women in drought-prone Bundelkhand, India, are transforming water management and challenging entrenched gender norms.

UCL Institute for Sustainable Resources student Mercy Kalu gives a powerful critique of the hidden human and environmental costs behind electric vehicles.

UCL Institute for Sustainable Resources student Kit Yee Lim examines the dual role coastal communities play as both stewards and stressors of coral reefs.

Professor Nicolas Szita is leading one of the new Prosperity Partnership projects that will tackle key industry challenges in areas from drug manufacturing and artificial intelligence to cybersecurity

Three standout blogs from the Energy, Environment and Resources in Developing Countries module explore topics from marine conservation to ethical supply chains and community-driven climate resilience.

Professor Peter Munro has been appointed as the new Head of the Department of Medical Physics and Biomedical Engineering. This follows his tenure as Interim Head since October 2024.

Two experimental workshops supported by The Bartlett School of Architecture bring together artists and cultural practitioners to explore indigenous knowledge systems and environmental repair.

Dr Erica Thompson, Associate Professor at UCL's Department of STEaPP, has been appointed to the newly formed Science and Technology Advisory Council at the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero.

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.