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A technique to cool the planet, in which particles are added to the atmosphere to reflect sunlight, would not require ...
Professor Katrina Palmer's Inaugural Lecture takes place on Tuesday 29 April, 5:30pm at the Gustave Tuck Lecture Theatre, UCL South Wing. Tickets are free, but booking is essential via Eventbrite.
“This bears the hallmarks of an ammonium nitrate explosion,” said Professor Andrea Sella (UCL Chemistry) on the recent massive explosion at an Iranian port.
While nearly 40% of entrants into bachelor’s degree (BA)-granting colleges in the United States do not earn BAs within six years – yielding 2 million people considered “dropouts” each year – limited ...
Rafael Rego joined UCL Laws in March 2025 as Faculty Communications Officer. He focuses on digital communications across the Faculty, including website management, and the migration to the new Drupal ...
If the problem is likely to need a lengthy discussion (half an hour or more) or requires very specific knowledge (e.g. of an unusual programming language) it would be very helpful if you could email a ...
While many global tools rely on European or North American databases, this new calculator uses locally sourced data on building materials, manufacturing processes, transportation modes, and ...
Leading experts, including Professors Peter Fonagy and Eamon McCrory (both UCL Psychology & Language Sciences), have gathered at the House of Commons to call for urgent national action to tackle ...
CNIE Research Fellow Dr. Matthew Chin’s research article — “Bioinspired 3D microprinted cell scaffolds: Integration of graph theory to recapitulate complex network wiring in lymph nodes” — published ...
Writing in the Financial Times, Professor Philippe Sands (UCL Laws) reviews recent books about the rights of nature and natural ecosystems, and the need for new ideas to protect Earth’s natural ...