UCL in the media
Why a landslide victory might actually be a bad thing for Theresa May
Dr Benjamin Martill (UCL European Institute) writes that winning a larger majority in the House of Commons could actually enable greater internal dissent.
Read: The ConversationEmily Dickinson
Dr Linda Freedman (UCL English Language & Literature) takes part in a discussion of the life and work of Emily Dickinson.
Listen: BBC Radio 4 'In Our Time'Trump sacking his FBI director is not his Watergate… yet
Professor Iwan Morgan (UCL Institute of the Americas) writes about Donald Trump firing FBI director James Comey, and why comparisons with Richard Nixon's Watergate scandal might be premature.
Read: The ConversationCentury-old tumours offer rare cancer clues
Professor Neil Sebire (UCL Great Ormond Street Institute of Child Health) is co-leading a team that's sequencing DNA from century-old tumours, stored in Great Ormond Street Hospital's archives, in order to understand childhood cancers that are too rare for clinical trials.
Read: Nature, More: Scientific AmericanDoctors on brink of creating early warning system for 4 women's cancers
Professor Martin Widschwendter (UCL Institute for Women's Health) is leading a research project applying epigenetics to spot early warning signs of four women's cancers.
Read: Evening StandardVegan diet could be damaging to a child's health, experts warn
At a recent conference, Professor Mary Fewtrell (UCL Great Ormond Street Institute of Child Health) cautioned that parents who wish to give their young child a vegan diet need to seek out and strictly follow dietary and medical advice.
Read: Evening Standard, More: Daily Mail, MetroSafeguarding Islam's past for future generations
Dr Corisande Fenwick (UCL Institute of Archaeology) spoke at a recent conference in Bahrain about the preservation of Muslim heritage.
Read: BBC NewsWhat is it really like to head up a university department?
Professor Claire Carmalt, Head of UCL Chemistry, shares insights into her role and experiences as a head of a university department.
Read: THEUltrasonic speaker lets you whisper to people 30 metres away
Dr Jennifer Bizley (UCL Ear Institute) comments on research developing wearable tech that uses ultrasound to beam a speaker's words directly to a targeted individual without anyone else overhearing what is being said.
Read: New Scientist (£)Large Hadron Collider upgrade with Linac 4
Dr Simon Jolly (UCL Physics & Astronomy) explains how the upgrade to the particle accelerator beam at the Large Hadron Collider will help answer more questions about the Higgs boson.
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