Faculty news

University College London (UCL) is joining with Challenge Works to help shape the focus of the next Longitude Prize, one of the world’s most prestigious awards for breakthrough innovation.

Two PhD student-led papers from Dynamic Systems Lab have been accepted as regular papers at ICML 2026.

A six-day visit to Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan saw UCL Engineering colleagues build new partnerships, engage prospective students and alumni, and explore opportunities for deeper regional collaboration.

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

Colleagues from the Faculty of Engineering Sciences meet with the Ministry of Science and Higher Education of Kazakhstan to discuss future collaboration on student mobility.

UCL has welcomed G-Research into its Circle of Benefactors at a celebration on 13 March, recognising long-standing support for research and education, and a partnership that continues to grow.

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.

At UCL, the Upgrade is a pivotal moment in a PhD programme.

Celebrating innovation, teamwork and achievement as Year 3 students reach a key milestone in their Chemical Engineering journey.

Undergraduate students from UCL Chemical Engineering have been crowned winners of the Inter-University Quiz Competition hosted by the IChemE London and South-East Coast Young Members Group.

On 11 March 2026, Professor Béatrice Baudet, Professor of Soil Mechanics, delivered her inaugural lecture on 'the multiple scales of soils: a tale of solids and spaces.'

UCL Chemical Engineering is proud to announce that Dr Vassilis Charitopoulos, Associate Professor in Process Systems Engineering, has been awarded the 2026 Junior Sargent Medal by the IChemE.

UCL Dynamic Systems Lab brought academia and industry together to explore the future of building energy.

The Department of Chemical Engineering marked British Science Week 2026 with a dynamic series of outreach activities engaging learners across primary, secondary, and further education levels.

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