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The gallery which lives on in time and space
The Science Museum is transforming its largest exhibition space into a new gallery dedicated to the information technology revolution.
Read & Watch: BBC NewsNuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy
Professor Andrea Sella (UCL Chemistry) describes one of the tools of his trade - a nuclear magnetic resonance spectrometer - MNR.
Listen: Inside Science: BBC Radio 4 (from 24mins)'Spider style' blood vessel building
Dr Suwan Jayasinghe (UCL Department of Mechanical Engineering) said, "Like a spider weaves its web we are able to draw out this continuous fibre of polymer and cells and weave a web."
Read: BBC NewsOlympic effect? Primary school children fall behind on exercise
Research led by Professor Carol Dezateux (UCL Institute of Child Health) shows that half of the UK's 7 year-olds do not get enough exercise.
Read: Independent More: UCL News Sky News Telegraph Guardian (1) (2) Times (£) Mail BBC BBC Wellcome Trust Metro The Voice MedXpress Listen: Radio 4 Today (1hr50m44s) 5Live (48min) Eastern EyeGive Your Brain A Boost By Playing Video Games
A new study from scientists at Queen Mary University of London and University College London is giving gamers a good excuse to stay hooked on their latest vice.
Read: RedOrbit Wall Street Journal More: TruthDrive Yahoo News Psych CentralEnd is nigh for Oxbridge 'hegemony', predicts head
A "super Ivy League" - including UCL and LSE - of elite universities will break the dominance of Oxford and Cambridge in the race to recruit Britain's brightest students, a leading headmaster has predicted.
Read: The Times(£) More: The Times (£) Independent TelegraphNHS stop smoking services help 146,000 quit long-term
A team led by Robert West (UCL Epidemiology and Public Health ) examined the success of NHS services in combating smoking addictions.
Read: GuardianEight UK schools to take part in 'Internet of Things' pilot
UCL Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysis is taking part in The Internet of Things - which is expected to incorporate over a trillion connected objects by 2025, and generate up to $14.4 trillion in revenue by 2020, according to predictions by technology companies ARM and Cisco.
Read: The TelegraphSight dominates sound, in music competition judging
Dr Chia-Jung Tsay (UCL Management, Science & Innovation) said: "When it comes to live performance, the visual experience can be the most influential aspect."
Read: Telegraph More:Times(£) UCLNews LATimes Nature BBC NPR Australian Telegraph(2) Listen: BBCR4 (1hour 7mins)Ancient Egyptians made jewellery from meteorites
Researchers - including lead Prof Thilo Rehren (UCL Qatar) - used x-ray techniques to determine that they were meteoric iron and not magnetite.
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