UCL in the media
Migration crackdown 'is smoke and mirrors '
"On the whole it is a package that is trying to deal with abuse rather than saying anything new about immigration per se," said Professor John Salt (UCL Migration Research Unit).
Read: Daily MailAre you hormones making you fat
"Men with disproportionate tummy fat and symptoms of weakening erections and loss of interest in sex are worth testing for testosterone deficiency," said Professor Pierre-Marc Bouloux (UCL Metabolism and Experimental Therapeutics).
Read: Daily MailTwitter map of London
A map produced by Dr James Cheshire (UCL Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysisi) and Ed Manley (UCL Civil, Environmental & Geomatic Engineering) was featured in the centre page of the Guardian.
Photo (no link available)A Trip Around Mars with Kevin Fong
Space medicine expert and presenter Dr Kevin Fong (UCL Neuroscience, Physiology and Pharmacology) embarks on a tour of the imagination through some of the most dramatic vistas on Mars.
Read: Radio TimesWe shall not be moved: residents give their verdict on life on the Aylesbury Estate
"There were problems in the construction, but the bigger problem was that they didn't build the maintenance costs into the finance structure," said Dr Ben Campkin (UCL Bartlett School of Architecture).
Read: Evening StandardLearning the Knowledge
"I wanted to see how people use their brain when their actually navigating through those streets," said Dr Hugo Spiers (UCL Cognitive, Perceptual & Brain Sciences).
Listen: BBC Radio 4's Today (from 1 hour 54 mins) More: BBC NewsAmniotic fluid may heal a fatal gut disease that affects premature babies
"This is the first time we have shown that amniotic fluid stem cells can repair damage in the intestines," said Dr Paolo De Coppi (UCL Institute of Child Health).
Read: BBC More: Scotsman French Tribune Business StandardUK risks time bomb of untreatable TB
Professor Ali Zumla (UCL Department of Infection) says: "TB is a time bomb. If you don't curtail it now it will be out of control."
Read: Independent Watch: Voice of America More: Express Health 24 BBC News Indian Express Vibe Ghana Sun South China Morning Post Straits Times (£) Daily NationWhat side do you dress on?
Professor Chris McManus (UCL Clinical, Educational & Health Psychology) has discovered that just a fifth of 21st-century men claim to follow the trouser seam precisely. Of the others, by a ratio of two to one, they hang to the left.
Read: Times (£)Evidence and education: It's not about Gove vs Marx
If Gove says he wants evidence, his challenge should be taken up. He should get it. And he should accept that some of it might not confirm his prejudices, writes Professor Jon Butterworth (UCL Physics & Astronomy).
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