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Google searches predict market moves
"Large data sets allow us to look for patterns in people's behaviour which we can then use as a predictions for things that repeat in the future," said Dr Suzy Moat (UCL Civil, Environmental & Geomatic Engineering).
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"It's fine to go looking for the G-spot but do not worry if you don't find it," said Dr Petra Boynton (UCL Medical School).
Read: Capital FMAcademic health science networks: their role and development
"UCL Partners has always been very focused on translating innovation created in research centres of excellence into meaningful outcomes for patients," said Julian Dixon (UCL Partners).
Read: GuardianWill a tattoo ever hang in the Louvre?
Helen Lewis meets Gemma Angel (UCL History of art), a tattoo historian who has spent three years working with the macabre collection, consisting primarily of skin from "sailors, soldiers and criminals", sold to the 19th-century collector Henry Wellcome.
Read: New StatesmanWhat Sets Your Heart Pounding
The science in [Brian Hoffman's book] "Adrenaline" isn't always easy, but the text has enough human interest to retain attention, writes Professor Bill Bynum (UCL Neuroscience, Physiology & Pharmacology).
Read: Wall Street JournalBeing overweight and drinking alcohol triples the risk of deadly liver disease in women
Being overweight and drinking alcohol dramatically increases the risk of developing fatty liver disease, according to a study conducted by Dr Paul Trembling and Professor William Rosenberg at the UCL Institute of Liver and Digestive Health.
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"It is absolutely black and white. The use of chemical weapons is prohibited," said Professor Philippe Sands (UCL Laws).
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David McCarthy (UCL Pharmacology) assists retired scientist Steve Geschmeistner with creating dramatic images of microscopic pollen.
Watch: BBC's One ShowDon't waste your breath, husky voices are the most sexy
"What we found is that for males listening to females, they preferred the voice to be high-pitched - although not too high - and as breathy as possible," said Dr Yi Xu (UCL Speech, Hearing & Phonetic Sciences).
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"There is only one way in my mind that we can bring about a step-change improvement in migration data and that is by establishing a population register," said Professor John Salt (UCL Migration Research Unit).
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