Given that smartphones are common even in poor and remote parts of the world, being able to use them to screen for jaundice would have a significant impact.” – Felix Outlaw, UCL

While we await the evidence of a larger trial, we believe that this method, used as an app, could help to prevent the deaths of newborn babies due to severe jaundice worldwide.” – Terence Leung, UCL

Blog: Jal Sahelis: The women fighting drought in Bundelkhand
Blog: Jal Sahelis: The women fighting drought in Bundelkhand

Blog: Jal Sahelis: The women fighting drought in Bundelkhand

UCL Institute for Sustainable Resources student Rachel Buzinin details how women in drought-prone Bundelkhand, India, are transforming water management and challenging entrenched gender norms.

10 Jul 2025

Blog: Driving on destruction: How EVs are exploiting Congo’s mines
Blog: Driving on destruction: How EVs are exploiting Congo’s mines

Blog: Driving on destruction: How EVs are exploiting Congo’s mines

UCL Institute for Sustainable Resources student Mercy Kalu gives a powerful critique of the hidden human and environmental costs behind electric vehicles.

10 Jul 2025

Blog: The rift between coastal communities and coral reef degradation
Blog: The rift between coastal communities and coral reef degradation

Blog: The rift between coastal communities and coral reef degradation

UCL Institute for Sustainable Resources student Kit Yee Lim examines the dual role coastal communities play as both stewards and stressors of coral reefs.

10 Jul 2025