In recognition of University College London’s Bicentenary, Her Royal Highness The Princess Royal visited UCL’s Bloomsbury ...

Black women in the UK are entering menopause severely under informed, under supported, and often dismissed by healthcare ...

A new experimental treatment for children with a hard-to-treat form of epilepsy is safe and can reduce seizures dramatically, helping them lead much healthier and happier lives, the findings of a UCL ...

Join this event to hear Tugba Bozcaga discuss colonial cotton concessions, customary land tenure, and development in Mozambique, in her joint research with Robin Harding and Arinze Nwokolo.

A UCL-led team will receive £19.5 million over five years to provide a powerful, high-speed computing resource for ...

UCL’s Professor Francesco Muntoni has received the 2026 Novo Nordisk Prize for his pioneering research offering hope to children with Duchenne muscular dystrophy.

“Alongside diet, sleep, exercise, and nature, art stands as a vital - but often overlooked - fifth pillar of health," said Professor Daisy Fancourt (UCL Institute of Epidemiology & Health Care) on the ...

Rapid advances in generative AI are reshaping the creation, distribution, and exploitation of music, raising fundamental questions for copyright law and contractual ...

Cartonnage is the term used in Egyptology and Papyrology for plastered layers of fibre or papyrus, flexible enough for moulding while wet against the irregular surfaces of the body; the method was ...

In ancient Egypt, every day in every temple, specially designated persons performed a ritual focussed on making offerings of food, drink, clothing and ointment, to a divine being (deity, king, or ...

Welcome to the data protection website, the site for key information for all staff, students and researchers helping to ensure UCL policy and codes of practice with regard to data protection are ...

This section provides annual updates on the work UCL undertakes to value the people working at UCL and in our supply chains, and to protect them from slavery and exploitation. Slavery may be closer to ...