UCL in the media
Virtual Human
Professor Peter Coveney comments on using modelling technology to create a virtual human.
Will progress on public health follow policy?
"Long-term we know that the rise in Neets [not in education, employment or training] and long-term unemployment will be a public health emergency," said Dr Jessica Allen (UCL Institute of Health Equity).
Trials regulation hindering childhood cancer progress
"New regulatory approval and research strategies are urgently needed to speed the development of new, effective, and safer treatments for children with cancer," wrote Professor Kathy Pritchard-Jones (UCL Institute of Child Health).
Bartlett to tackle sustainability
The Bartlett is planning to expand its teaching and research programmes into sustainable construction and digital manufacturing.
Why Eastern Europe's politicians are all atwitter
Politicians in Central and Eastern Europe are taking to Twitter in increasing numbers - but with mixed results, finds Philipp Köker (UCL School of Slavonic & East European Studies).
Plan for history curriculum is too focused on Britain
Children should have a broad knowledge of this most vital of subjects, says Professor David D'Avray (UCL History).
Eco-engineering: Living in a materials world
Some of us seek performance through harmony between materials and natural forces, says Chris Wise (UCL Civil, Environmental & Geomatic Engineering).
The Why Factor: Open Plan Offices
Professor Alexi Marmot (UCL Bartlett School of Graduate Studies) comments on Open Plan Offices.
Child obesity programmes struggle to survive cuts
Only about 1% of overweight and obese children have been offered childhood weight-loss programmes, says Paul Sacher (UCL Institute of Child Health).
Cherchez Les Femmes: Paris May Elect Female Mayor Next Year
"The mayor of Paris has a lot of political clout, so having a woman in that position will certainly help boost the presence of females in French politics," says Philippe Marlière (UCL School of European Languages, Culture & Society).