UCL in the media
Oxygen
Professor Andrea Sella (UCL Chemistry) provides a characteristically striking argument for why oxygen is so "incredibly dangerous".
Listen: BBC World Service 'Elements' (from 1 min 1 sec)Trust Me, I'm a Doctor
Dr Sunjeev Kamboj and Ravi Das (both UCL Clinical, Educational & Health Psychology) are researching ways to reduce cravings by changing memories.
Watch: BBC Two 'Trust Me I'm a Doctor' (from 21 mins 56 secs)Coding 'transplant' could revolutionise programming
A team of researchers from UCL Computer Science, led by Professor Mark Harman (UCL Computer Science), has developed a process which automatically "transplants" code from one piece of software to another for the first time.
Read: Wired, Listen: BBC World Service 'Click' (from 13 mins 28 secs)Bartlett students create King's Cross urban garden
Students from the UCL Bartlett School of Architecture have created a new urban garden in the centre of Argent's King's Cross redevelopment in London.
Read: Architects Journal (£)The great beyond: will the UK science budget be cut by 40%?
Dr Jenny Rohn (UCL Clinical Physiology) explores the unknown future of the UK science budget ahead of the November spending review.
Read: Guardian'Immature' male students forced to repeat a year
Vivian Hill (UCL Institute of Education) comments on figures suggesting male students at British universities are up to three times more likely to have to repeat a year than their female peers.
Read: The TimesLess lighting has no impact on crime or collisions
A report co-authored by Professor Shane Johnson (UCL Security & Crime Science) has found that reduced street lighting at night does not lead to an increase in crime or car crashes.
Read: BBC News, More: Guardian, Daily Mail, Financial Times, Sky News, ITV News, Shropshire Star, UCL NewsHouse of Lords reform
Professor Meg Russell (UCL Constitution Unit) comments on the next steps for House of Lords reform in light of Lord Sewel's resignation from the House of Lords after drug claims.
Listen: BBC Radio Scotland 'Good Morning Scotland' (from 2 hours 10 mins), More: BBC Radio 5 live '5 live Daily' (from 54 mins 18 secs)Chris Husbands named new Sheffield Hallam vice-chancellor
Professor Chris Husbands (UCL Institute of Education) has been announced as the new vice-chancellor of Sheffield Hallam University and will take up the position in January 2016.
Read: THE (£), More: TES, Schools Week, UCL NewsHave young people stopped fearing sexually transmitted infections?
Dr Rosie Webster (UCL Primary Care & Population Health) explains that although STIs might be easier to treat or manage, unprotected sex still comes with potentially serious risks.
Read: The Conversation