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The MAPS faculty held a Grant Idea Workshop on Friday 6 March 2026, bringing together UCL researchers to explore innovative applications of AI in scientific research.

UCL Doctoral Researchers from the Department of Physics and Astronomy collaborated with The Guardian to produce a striking analysis of immigration sentiment in parliamentary rhetoric.

Results from the Muon g-2 and LZ experiments selected in PRL's review of 2025

MAPS established researchers can apply for up to £500 by 16 March 2026 to create new connections or explore opportunities for new partnerships through research visits.

MAPS early career researchers can apply for up to £500 by 16 March 2026 to visit external organisations or attend training or conferences.

Babies and very young sauropods – the long-necked, long-tailed plant-eaters that in adulthood were the largest animals to have ever walked on land – were a key food sustaining predators.

Professor Raman Prinja (UCL Physics & Astronomy) has received this year’s Ian Robson Lifetime Achievement Award from the Royal Astronomical Society (RAS) for his outstanding contributions.

The LUX-ZEPLIN (LZ) collaboration involving UCL researchers has achieved a new record in its search for dark matter and for the first time picked up signals from neutrinos produced in the Sun’s core

A mysterious swarm of earthquakes that occurred near the Greek island of Santorini in early 2025 was caused by rebounding sheets of magma slicing through Earth’s crust, finds a new study.

The DISI Centre welcomed partners and students to the Industry’s annual project pitch event, showcasing its world-leading ability to bridge fundamental science and industry for its PhD students.

UCL researchers are investigating how a UK-led team could design and build one of the core instruments on a flagship NASA mission, the Habitable Worlds Observatory.

The largest multi-object spectroscopic survey facility in the southern hemisphere, which UCL engineers helped design and build, has taken its first observations.

UCL researchers played a leading role in new precision results in the neutrino sector, which have just been published in Nature

Professor Chamkaur Ghag delivered a captivating talk at a recent New Scientist Live event on the Universe Stage - ExCel, London, UK

Professor Joanna Faure Walker and colleagues inspired pupils at New Scientist Live with talks, panels, and hands‑on disaster preparedness activities.