UCL in the media
Why the story of materials is really the story of civilisation
Professor Mark Miodownik (UCL Mechanical Engineering) argues that materials are the fundamental building blocks of culture.
World will think us mad to rip up Union
Dr Michael Collins (UCL History) discusses Britain's Union and explains that although it may need new life and purpose, it does not deserve a death.
The long shadows of war
Professor Lisa Jardine (UCL Centre for Editing Lives & Letters) says while documenting and commemorating the First World War we should not lose sight of its horror.
,Heart defects increase risk of death
Research led by Dr Rachel Knowles (UCL Institute of Child Health) has found that heart defects can leave children vulnerable for years after surgery, with over 20 per cent of childhood deaths from severe heart defects taking place after the child's first birthday.
Fat shaming 'makes people eat more rather than less'
A study led by Dr Sarah Jackson and Professor Jane Wardle (UCL Epidemiology & Public Health) has found that shaming overweight people about their size does not encourage them to lose weight.
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Dr Steven Murdoch (UCL Computer Science) explains why the use of third-party advertising platforms within apps can often be the cause of privacy leaks.
Megaprojects revolution
Professor Andrew Davies (UCL Bartlett School of Construction & Project Management) explains how Heathrow T5 and Crossrail have helped transform the way we design and deliver infrastructure megaprojects in the UK.
Where in the UK do people swear most on Twitter?
A study by Dr Hannah Fry and Dr Ed Manley (UCL CASA) has revealed which areas of the UK Twitter users are most likely to swear in their posts.
, , , , , ,Meeting emissions target will create jobs
Research conducted by Professor Paul Ekins (UCL Energy Institute) and Cambridge Econometrics has found that meeting targets to cut carbon from the power sector, transport, homes and businesses could reduce imports of oil and gas by £8.5bn a year by 2030.
,Queen stays silent on Scotland debate
Professor Robert Hazell (UCL Constitution Unit) explains why the Queen will stay out of political debate on the Scottish Referendum.