UCL in the media
Closing hospitals can help us save the NHS
Professor Naomi Fulop (UCL Applied Health Research) comments on the merits of centralisation of specialist medical services.
Read: The TimesRaising £7,000 on the internet to pay tuition fees
Dr Dimitrios Tsivrikos (UCL Psychology & Language Sciences) comments on the use of crowdfunding websites to ask friends and family for help paying for personal expenses such as tuition.
Read: The TelegraphThe Brexit Brokers
Dr Uta Staiger and Dr Nicholas Wright (UCL European Institute) write about key figures who will be negotiating Brexit on the EU's behalf.
Read: Prospect MagazineThe Man Who Was Pretty Convinced the News Was a Rerun
A case study investigated in part by Dr Martha Turner (UCL Institute of Cognitive Neuroscience) detailed a man who believes current events have all taken place during his 1994 hospital stay after a head injury, a condition the researchers call déjà vécu.
Read: New York MagazinePharma giants see future of lower healthcare profits
Professor emeritus David Taylor (UCL School of Pharmacy) comments on the benefits and economic costs of pharmaceuticals, arguing cost effectiveness analyses should take a broader view of a drug's benefits.
Read: Financial TimesInjections, implants tested as new weapons to prevent HIV
Dr Sheena McCormack (MRC Clinical Trials Unit at UCL) comments on the value of preventative treatments for HIV.
Read: ReutersScars and self-harm
Dr Farhana Mann (UCL Psychiatry) discusses research into self-harming behaviour.
Watch: BBC Two 'Victoria Derbyshire' (from 1 hr 28 mins 40 secs)Never go to bed angry - study finds evidence for age-old advice
New research led by Yunzhe Liu (UCL Institute of Neurology) has found memory consolidation in sleep reconfigures the neural pathways involved in the suppression of emotional memories.
Read: The Guardian, More: New Scientist (£)The absurdity of natural history - or, why humans are 'fish'
Jack Ashby (UCL Grant Museum of Zoology) writes about the quirks of taxonomy, and how the system of classification of living organisms came to be.
Read: The ConversationTrump's Wind Farm Obsession Shows World Can Expect 'Persuader-In-Chief'
Professor Iwan Morgan (UCL Institute of the Americas) comments on potential conflicts of interest arising from Donald Trump's business dealings.
Read: Huffington Post