Faculty news

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

UK Seaweed Network has been launched by a team from UCL Biochemical Engineering at an event in the UK Parliament, bringing together researchers, industry, policymakers and coastal stakeholders.

UCL Engineering hosted two alumni events in Tokyo, strengthening ties with the Japan Alumni Club and reconnecting with graduates shaping industry.

UCL alumni from across Korea came together on 31 October 2025 to enjoy an evening of networking and talks, held at the Courtyard Marriott Seoul Namdaemun Hotel in Seoul.

Engineers and Policymakers Gather at UCL to Discuss the UK’s net zero transition.

UCL is partnering with Hyundai to accelerate the development of next-generation technologies for electric vehicles, hydrogen fuel cells and green hydrogen.

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

A new study shows the effectiveness of a widely-used eye injection to manage the previously untreatable condition, hypotony, in a project by clinical researchers at UCL and Moorfields Eye Hospital.

UCL has launched a new EPSRC Centre for Doctoral Training in Cyber-Physical Risk, uniting world-leading researchers to address emerging security challenges across digital and physical domains.

For the first time, artificial intelligence has identified two distinct biological types of multiple sclerosis (MS) using a simple blood test and standard MRI brain scans.

Congratulations to Professor Polina Bayvel (UCL Electronic & Electrical Engineering) and Professor Suzanne Farid (UCL Biochemical Engineering) who have been recognised in the New Year Honours 2026.

The award recognises her outstanding leadership and the successful delivery of the UCL Festival of Engineering.

Four UCL Computer Science projects have been awarded funding under the Data Empowered Societies Grand Challenge, joining a wider cohort of ten initiatives across the university.

UCL is one of three universities joining with industry to give graduates the skills and knowledge needed to scale up the benefits of engineering biology.

EEE alumnus Gaelic Jara Reinhold has secured $2.7M in funding for eNOugh, supporting the development of an AI-powered wearable designed to improve personal safety.