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UCL in the media
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The creator of Bright Club, Steve Cross (UCL Public Engagement Unit), explains its phenomenal success and how the format is being rolled out to cities around the UK.
Read: Times Higher Education More: Bright ClubPrivileged status sparks provider envy
UCL has called foul on US Laureate's hopes to secure commonwealth research funding for its Torrens University in Adelaide, complaining its own South Australian arm is denied such privileges.
Read: The AustralianStudents who live for their volunteering
Three UCL students are settling into their new home as part of a social action project based on a successful Israeli programme.
Read: Jewish ChronicleCampus extremism is 'made up' - UCL head
Anti-extremism campaigners react to UCL Provost Malcolm Grant's Evening Standard interview on campus extremism.
Read: Jewish ChronicleMedicine 'thrown into crisis' by stem cell ruling
Professor Pete Coffey (UCL Institute of Ophthalmology) is among leading medical researchers who have condemned a European ban on the patenting of stem cell inventions derived from human embryos.
Read: The Independent More: Daily MailYour Facebook friends may be real after all...
UCL researchers have uncovered a link between the number of online friends a person has and their brain size.
Read: BBC Online More: Daily MirrorUCL welcomes Australian government change to visa rules
David Travers, Chief Executive of UCL's Australia campus, has welcomed changes to visa rules that will make it easier for UCL to attract overseas students.
Read: The AustralianClimate change 'grave threat' to security and health
Without urgent action, carbon emissions will rise to alarming levels, with the likely atmospheric concentration of carbon dioxide heading towards 1,000 parts per million by the end of the century, warns Professor Chris Rapley (UCL Earth Sciences).
Read: BBC News OnlinePrepare for more natural disasters
Professor Bill McGuire (UCL Earth Sciences) predicts more frequent volcanic eruptions and earthquakes because of global warming.
Read: FTHow many coaches does it take to change a CEO?
Dr Adrian Furnham (UCL Clinical, Educational & Health Psychology) debates the pros and cons of executive coaches.
Read: The Sunday Times (£)
