Writing in The Conversation, Professor Mark Maslin (UCL Geography) underlines the high material cost of our smartphones, and ...

Global fragmentation of ecosystems and changing patterns of rainfall have increased the risk of diseases spreading to humans from animals, mosquitoes and ticks, finds a study led by a UCL researcher.

To celebrate 200 years of UCL, we're bringing a festival of movement to campus on 30 September, with a programme of short, fun and accessible activities throughout the day.

In 2024, we moved from a zero tolerance to a harm reduction approach to drugs and alcohol. This accreditation is a result of ...

The children of single mothers who conceive through medically assisted reproduction (MAR) have similar outcomes to babies of ...

A major new centre involving UCL researchers will focus on curing, rather than managing, inflammatory diseases.

Britons value open debate and believe difficult issues should be discussed honestly, yet most feel it is becoming harder to ...

A new online database created as part of unique UCL collaboration is set to unlock the histories of millions of people ...

Professor Rob Horne (UCL School of Pharmacy) spoke to Nature about how the psychology of why some people don't take their ...

Speaking at a celebration of UK-China cultural and educational exchange, UCL President and Provost Dr Michael Spence said ...

Young people living with HIV manage their condition better when their antiretroviral therapy is given by injections every eight weeks, rather than in the form of daily tablets, finds a UCL-led study.

Dr Aysha Asif Riaz (UCL Electronic and Electrical Engineering) writes in The Conversation that trying to emulate the efficiency of the human brain could lead to devices that are more energy-efficient.