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Dr Banerjee has received the prestigious award for her project, Epistemes of non-dominant inhabitation: a seminar series for early-career and under-represented scholars to decentre urban knowledge.

UCL is proud to announce that the Festival of Engineering 2024 has won the 2025 HEIST Award for Best Widening Participation Initiative.

UCL Biochemical Engineering and AstraZeneca win a £5m EPSRC Prosperity Partnership to drive AI-powered biomanufacturing for next-gen antibody therapies, bringing the total investment to £11.5m.

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Dr Zhijie Xu has received the Best Paper Award at Light Conference 2025 and the Lombardi Prize for his pioneering research on horticultural solar concentrators.

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UCL Researchers lead on a breakthrough study on FES cycling for spinal cord injury recovery funded by the RFU Injured Players Foundation.

The NECTAR (Network on European Communications and Transport Activities Research) Workshop, was recently organised by The Bartlett School of Planning.

The City of London’s Carbon Cancellation Service (C4S) introduces a fundamentally new approach to decarbonising the built environment by leveraging compliance carbon markets.

The UCL Centre for Artificial Intelligence (AI Centre) was delighted to host a visit last week from Hon Dr Shane Reti, New Zealand's Minister of Science, Innovation and Technology.

The Building a Better Future (BABF) Consultancy Project has grown significantly since its pilot last year, now established as the Bartlett Faculty’s flagship Extended Learning Opportunities activity.

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