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UCL Institute of Healthcare Engineering

Based at University College London, we bring together leading researchers to develop digital and medical technologies that transform lives across the globe.
Institute of Healthcare Engineering research

Research

Our researchers are working at the forefront of advances in healthcare engineering, pushing the boundaries in areas where cutting-edge engineering innovation has the potential to transform patient care. 

Institute of Healthcare Engineering collaboration

Collaborate

Interdisciplinarity is at the core of what we do and our work cuts across multiple research fields. Collaboration encourages fresh perspectives and the application of technologies to new areas. 

Institute of Healthcare Engineering about

About

We bring together leading engineering experts and medical specialists to focus on some of the biggest health challenges. 

Institute of Healthcare Engineering people

People

We’re excited to have a brilliant team from across UCL in our community. 

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Watch our introduction to the life-changing research our community carries out.

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Learn more about the Institute

Read, watch, listen and enjoy our interactive annual report from 2019-2020. If you don't fancy browsing all 108 pages then our secret trick is to head to the contents page (p3) - you can jump directly to each section by clicking on the headings. Access the report here.

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Learn more about the UCL-Ventura CPAP device

A breathing aid that can help keep Covid-19 patients out of intensive care, adapted by our engineers at UCL and clinicians at UCLH working with Mercedes-AMG HPP, is now being used in over 150 NHS hospitals. The designs have been made freely available for international use and have now been downloaded by over 1900 teams in 105 countries - we are now supporting these teams to manufacture locally.