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Retina cell growth measured by lasers
Professor Fred Fitzke (UCL Ophthalmology) comments on a new technique that has allowed cone cell growth in the eye to be recorded in real-time.
Read: New ScientistShould unfinished works be left untouched?
Professors John Sutherland and John Mullan (UCL English Language & Literature) comment following the BBC's attempt to finish Charles Dickens' half-written novel, The Mystery of Edwin Drood.
Read: BBCComputer Science Literacy
Dr Sue Black (UCL Computer Science) talks about ICT/Computer Science education and Michael Gove's recent labelling of current ICT teaching as "harmful" and "boring".
Listen: BBC Radio 4's Material WorldStem-cell research: Never say die
Professor Chris Mason (UCL Biochemical Engineering) comments on the viability of humans therapies based on embryonic stem cells.
Read: NatureBaby boom expected after a summer of sport and jubilee
Dr Cath Mercer (UCL Infection & Population Health) comments that the long Jubilee holiday weekend could fuel the birth rate.
Read: Evening StandardLondon 2012: Local concerns over university campus plans near Olympic Park
Local residents comment on UCL's proposals for a second campus and new housing on the Carpenters Estate in Newham.
Watch: BBC LondonWords from the wise: Jenny Rohn
Dr Jenny Rohn (UCL Laboratory for Molecular Cell Biology), founder of the Science is Vital campaign, talks about science and 'lab lit'.
Read: New ScientistKeeping Scotland in the United Kingdom
Professor Robert Hazell (UCL Constitution Unit) discusses the feasibility of a referendum on Scottish independence and the likelihood of a legal challenge from Westminster.
Watch: BBC 2's Newsnight (from 4 mins 54s)EU laws are 'harming delivery of care to patients in the NHS'
Professor Kakkar (UCL Partners) comments on how European regulation has affected medical care in the UK.
Read: TelegraphFor love or money?
Apple CEO Tim Cook was paid $378m for 2011, but Professor Adrian Furnham (UCL Health Psychology) says such sky-high pay does not boost happiness or motivation.
Listen: BBC World Service Business Daily
