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UCL has launched a new international project designed to address the psychological impact of gender-based violence (GBV) on young people in Guinea.

Professor Andrea Townsend‑Nicholson has been recognised as one of the leading figures in global scientific computing, following her selection for the inaugural SCW75 by Scientific Computing World.

Faculty of Life Sciences staff gathered at the Sainsbury Wellcome Centre for an evening celebrating the achievements of colleagues across our academic and professional services communities.

UCL has pledged to become a Nature Positive University, marking a major step in its response to the biodiversity crisis and reinforcing its ambition to place nature at the heart of sustainability.

Congratulations to Barbara Conradt, Professor of Cell and Developmental Biology (CDB/Division of Biosciences), on being named a 2025 AAAS Honorary Fellow.

The CDB Fish Floor once again opened its doors to 10 budding A-level biologists for a week-long work experience program.

We would like to warmly welcome Sean to the GEE department.

Laura Porro from UCL's Centre for Integrative Anatomy was filmed talking about anatomy and fluffy dinosaurs with CBeebies' Maddie Moate - and helping Maddie to dissect a pig's brain!

Mary Yacoob has made a series of drawings inspired by her dialogues with researchers at the Centre. Speculative illustrations of sea creatures are rendered in fine white lines on deep blue backgrounds

Environmental crises are tracked with data and reports, but also lived daily. What if these experiences counted as evidence? Mapping could show crisis not only as disruption, but as a social reality.

A new study reveals that how young animals learn to move may shape how their brains build navigation maps, offering key insights into how early experiences wire the developing brain.

Connecting the people who drive Innovation and make research possible project officially launched on 3 February 2026 at a hybrid event hosted at the Sainsbury Wellcome Centre

The 6th annual Centre for Integrative Anatomy symposium took place on Thursday 19th February and this year's theme was ‘Anatomy: Past, Present and Future’.

Roberto Mayor has been awarded the Viktor Hamburger Outstanding Educator Prize from the Society for Developmental Biology for excellence in teaching and global impact in developmental biology.

The Centre was pleased to represent the Faculty of Life Sciences during the UCL200 Illuminations and launch event!