Department News

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.

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

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

Congratulations to all UCL Engineering colleagues on the UCL Senior Academic, Research and Teaching Promotions 2024 -2025 Successful List.

Research led by the UCL AI Centre’s Dr He Wang received a Best Paper Honourable Mention at the recent CVPR Conference.

AI pioneer Tom Mitchell explored how AI could support teachers and personalise learning in this year’s Peter Kirstein Lecture, sparking debate on its place in education.

Researchers from UCL Computer Science have developed a novel method for aligning artificial intelligence (AI) agents with explicit human moral values.

The list of Senior Academic, Research and Teaching UCL Promotions 2024-25.

Experts in accessibility, education, sustainability, humanitarian tech and AI have joined UCL Computer Science as honorary staff.

Every International Women in Engineering Day (June 23), UCL Engineering takes the opportunity to showcase and champion our fantastic female students, researchers, academics and alumni.

We were delighted to welcome Professor Murray Shanahan for a seminar on 27th May as part of the UCL AI Centre Seminar Series.

UCL Computer Science and the investment firm GSA Capital hosted London Hopper 2025. The event was aimed at UK women academic researchers building a career in computer science.

UCL Computer Science PhD candidates Rokas Bendikas and Maria Stamatopoulou, co-founders of Laelaps AI, are the latest alumni to be recognised by Forbes 30 Under 30 Europe.

The HEIST Awards celebrate excellence and innovation in education marketing.

UCL Computer Science received 20 nominations for this year’s Student EDI Awards, which recognise individuals and groups who champion equality, diversity and inclusion (EDI) within the department and beyond.