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A UCL symposium brought together colleagues, collaborators and former students to reflect on Angela's research, mentorship and lasting influence.

Dr Rohit Gupta joins national programme linking researchers with policymakers

Dr Atnafu Lambebo Tonja joins the UCL Centre for Artificial Intelligence to develop AI systems and evaluation methods for under-resourced languages, helping make language technologies more inclusive.

Three Hawkes researchers presented cutting-edge work to policymakers and fellow scientists at a Royal Society Parliamentary reception at the House of Commons, making the case for closer collaboration between surgical research and public policy

Undergraduate students presented industry-led projects spanning EdTech, humanitarian data science and AI-human systems at this year’s UCL Computer Science Student Showcase.

The global robotics division team visited the UCL Hawkes Institute as part of a wider visit to UCL Computer Science and the UCL Robotics Institute

The event brought together academia and industry to build connections, inspire students and increase the visibility of women in technology.

Dr Erwin Alles has been involved in a project using advanced imaging techniques to shed light on UCL historic collections

UCL Computer Science hosted the second edition of its All-Girls Hackathon, bringing students together to explore how artificial intelligence can support people with disabilities.

The two research groups demoed their latest work to over 5000 attendees over two days

The UCL Hawkes Institute MRI Robotics Group led two workshops as part of the UCL International Neurology and Neurosurgery Conference (INNC) 2026, focusing on deep brain stimulation (DBS)

Three research teams within UCL Information Security and UCLIC have secured Google funding to advance AI-driven malware defence, improve online harm reporting, and strengthen security analysis

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Through Global Learning London’s Recycling Lab, undergraduates and Tower Hamlets pupils collaborated to turn recycling ideas into mini-games, building skills in sustainability and problem solving.

The research explores how humanoid robots can listen to sound and respond in real time with expressive, whole-body movement.