Dr Catarina Veiga, Associate Professor at UCL Medical Physics and Biomedical Engineering, and Dr Lisa Whittaker, Patient and Public Engagement Coordinator at King's College London, have co-authored a series of three articles for CRUK which aims to improve the accessibility of scientific research, especially for those undergoing treatment. The series is based on a recent PPIE project where they co-created an accessible information sheet based on a journal paper. Four different perspectives of the co-creation process are presented in the mini-series; PPI Coordinator, researcher, graphic designer and patient representative. click for a larger version of the poster.
The first article has been released on the CRUK website and the following two will be released weekly.
TwB alumni gather for an evening of talks and networking
Graduates, students and staff came together for the annual Telecommunications with Business alumni event at UCL.
09 Jul 2025
Please welcome the new Crook Committee for 2025
The Crook Society is our undergraduate events committee, named after Professor Eric Crook, one of the early supporters of Biochemical Engineering research at UCL.
09 Jul 2025
UCL EEE Postdoctoral Fellow receives DST INSPIRE Faculty Award
Dr Ajay Beniwal has been awarded the DST INSPIRE Faculty Fellowship by India’s Ministry of Science and Technology in recognition of his innovative work in smart sensing and flexible electronics.
09 Jul 2025
