Thursday 18th July

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What to expect on Thursday:

• 15.30 - 19:30  - Research and Innovation Showcase & Industry Reception - All ten of our departments will be represented through live hands-on demonstrations and exhibits from our world-leading research teams encompassing the breadth and depth of engineering at UCL. View the detailed schedule.

Themes of this event include:

• Revolutionising healthcare through the development and manufacture of vaccines, new ways to image and diagnose disease and by creating tools for personalised medicine
• Addressing the climate challenge with innovations in zero carbon transport, coastal engineering and clean water provision.
• Connecting the world with ultrafast optical communications, collaborative robots, internet infrastructure, and touchless and quantum computing.
• Providing equitable innovations for global populations by reimagining urban spaces, improving rural energy access and delivering healthcare solutions in low-resource settings.
• Equipping future leaders to solve these global challenges in a safe, fair and responsible way through our award-winning engineering education.

Getting here

• The festival activities will be held at UCL Bloomsbury, Gower Street, Bloomsbury, London, WC1E 6BT

Travelling to London

• London is well-served by transport links, both for travelling to and from London from the UK, Europe and the wider world, as well as for getting around the city. 
• UCL has locations across the city with the main campus locations in central and east London areas.
• There are easy connections to UCL from London’s global hub airports at Heathrow, Gatwick and Stansted and you will find that London’s extensive public transport system is convenient and easy to use.

Travelling to UCL

• Whilst it is possible to travel to UCL by car, parking is typically difficult and expensive and so we would generally recommend using public transport to get to us.
• Please see our website for the wide range of public transport options for getting to UCL.

Check before you leave

• We would always recommend planning your journey to UCL and checking the status of public transport networks before you depart. 
• Transport for London offers an excellent Journey Planner Tool at www.tfl.gov.uk that can help you plan your journey.
   

Accessibility

• View accessibility information for our buildings and locations
• Find wheelchair-friendly routes on our interactive map
• Please contact us in advance if you require assistance.
   

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