These advances are a truly interdisciplinary effort and would not be possible without the combined input of physicists, mathematicians, cancer biologists, clinicians, imaging specialists and engineers. The new framework has a vast potential impact in helping to develop new cancer drugs and potentially providing a cost-effective way to test their efficacy before going to human trials. It advances the move towards truly personalised medicine, with the potential aim that one day clinicians might be able to predetermine the most effective therapeutic plan for each patient’s unique tumour makeup.

Say hello to the new Beakers Committee for 2025, Biochemical Engineering's Postgrad Society
Say hello to the new Beakers Committee for 2025, Biochemical Engineering's Postgrad Society

Say hello to the new Beakers Committee for 2025, Biochemical Engineering's Postgrad Society

We're pleased to announce the new committee for UCL Biochemical Engineering's postgraduate society, The Beakers! Left to right, welcome Kuan, Stefan, Isa, Carolina, Tamas, Natalie, Sanjana and Alex!

13 Jun 2025

Tongji University and the Shanghai Federation of Social Science Associations visit BSP
Tongji University and the Shanghai Federation of Social Science Associations visit BSP

Tongji University and the Shanghai Federation of Social Science Associations visit BSP

The Bartlett School of Planning welcomed a delegation from Tongji University and the Shanghai Federation of Social Science Associations to discuss collaborations in AI, cities and urban governance.

13 Jun 2025

New report from The Bartlett Development Planning Unit on young people and urban governance
New report from The Bartlett Development Planning Unit on young people and urban governance

New report from The Bartlett Development Planning Unit on young people and urban governance

A new report from DPU has found that despite their strong interest in urban issues, young people face significant barriers to engagement in formal governance processes.

13 Jun 2025