UCL in the media
What to expect when the Brexit bill hits the House of Lords - ten predictions
Professor Meg Russell (UCL Constitution Unit) makes ten predictions for what will happen when the Brexit bill hits the House of Lords.
Read: The ConversationChina embraces research competition in drive for greatness
Lili Yang (UCL Institute of Education) provides comment on new developments in the research landscape in China as it concerns Chinese universities.
Read: Times Higher Education (£)How easy is it to become a YouTube star? The career of choice for today's school children
Academics from UCL Institute of Education have contributed to a report on children's career aspirations, showing they are often based on gender stereotypes, socioeconomic backgrounds and what they see and hear in media.
Read: Telegraph, More: Telegraph (£) (2), TES, MirrorDiscussion on lead
Professor Uta Frith (UCL Psychology & Language Sciences) discusses the qualities and history of lead from the iron age to the present day.
Listen: BBC Radio 4 'In Their Element'Earthquake in Gulf of Alaska
Professor Tiziana Rossetto (UCL Civil, Environmental & Geomatic Engineering) discusses earthquakes and associated natural disasters in the context of the earthquake in the Gulf of Alaska.
Watch: BBC News 'Beyond 100 Days' (from 52 mins 11 secs)Persian shallot 'could help fight TB antibiotic resistance'
Professor Simon Gibbons (UCL School of Pharmacy) has co-led a study showing that a type of onion could help the fight against antibiotic resistance in cases of tuberculosis.
Read: BBC News, More: Daily Mail, UCL NewsA new regime: This is what will happen when the Queen dies
Dr Bob Morris (UCL Constitution Unit) contributes to a discussion about preparing for a regime change.
Read: iNewsMystery of Laugharne 'French' woman's grave unravelled
Dr Christophe Declercq (UCL School of European Languages, Culture and Society) comments on Belgian refugees in Wales who sought sanctuary at the outbreak of World War One.
Read: BBC NewsChagos Islands dispute
Professor Philippe Sands (UCL Laws) speaks about his work involving the Chagos Islands and the decolonisation of Mauritius in 1968.
Listen: BBC World Service 'Weekend' (from 26 mins 35 secs)Why boosting body image is a walk in the park
UCL has contributed to research showing that walking in a natural environment boosts positive body image.
Read: Evening Standard, More: Independent