UCL in the media
Tingling sensation caused by Asian spice could help with chronic pain
Dr Nobuhiro Hagura (UCL Institute of Cognitive Neuroscience) shows how Szechuan peppers stimulate specific fibres which link the lips and tongue to the brain.
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Prince Andrew said the partnership between UCL and Qatar Foundation was a fine example of international collaboration finding the right places and people to work with.
Read: Gulf Times More: UCL NewsUCL Qatar formally inaugurated
UCL Qatar - the first ever campus to be set up in Education City, Qatar by a UK university - has been formally inaugurated under the patronage of H.H. Sheikha Moza bint Nasser.
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UCL retains its fourth place position in the QS World University Rankings.
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Jack Ashby, manager of the Grant Museum of Zoology at UCL said scientific institutions were often priced out of the market on the biggest sales.
Read: GuardianMigration: An open or shut case
Prof John Salt, director of the migration research unit at UCL, agrees with Mr Johnson that student policy is the area in which Britain's visa changes have been most potent.
Read: FTDid this woman die because we don't check the right type of blood pressure?
'When you are young, standard readings from the arm are more likely to be higher than central measurements,' says Prof Bryan Williams (Institute of Cardiovascular Science).
Read: Daily MailAnti-smoking campaigns should focus on saving money and better skin
Young people have greater difficulty in learning from bad news which might explain why they often do not respond to warnings, says Dr Tali Sharot (UCL Cognitive, Perceptual & Brain Sciences).
Read: Mail More: UCL NewsHong Kong seeks to breathe new life into Cantonese opera
This month, the University College London linguistics graduate will be among the first group of students entering a new Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Chinese, and specifically Cantonese, opera at the Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts.
Read: New York TimesWestminster Hour
Dr Meg Russell (UCL Department of Political Science) discusses the effect of Tony Blair's expulsion of hereditary peers in the House of Lords in 1999.
Listen: BBC Radio 4 (from 34 mins 40 secs)