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Their policy paper, published in Science, argues that stopping new fossil fuel projects is a crucial step for countries to achieve their climate goals. It recommends that governments legislate to ban new fossil fuel projects as this is…

Osteosarcoma is the most common bone cancer in teenagers but is still relatively rare, with around 160 new cases each year in the UK. Meanwhile, more than 150,000 people suffer from cancer that has spread to the bones. Cancer that starts…

Published in PLOS ONE, the study by international conservation charity ZSL, UCL and the Tiger and Leopard Conservation Fund in Korea (KTLCF) heralds a major success for conservation action to protect endangered tigers and leopards, while…

The annual scheme provides ten of the UK’s most promising arts and humanities early career researchers with a platform to share their ideas with a wider audience via BBC Radio 4 and other outlets. Each recognised academic has a passion for…

In a Personal View article, published in The Lancet Neurology, the team emphasise the urgent need to understand the impact of climate change on people with neurological conditions – in order to preserve their health and prevent worsening…

They are among a cohort of 80 outstanding researchers, innovators and communicators from around the world to be selected as the newest Fellows of the Royal Society, the UK’s national academy of sciences and the oldest scientific academy in…

Spinouts are companies usually formed by academics or researchers based on the intellectual property or research they developed at a university. The University Spinout Investment Terms Software Guide (USIT) aims to build on the success…

Professors Christopher Denton (UCL Institute of Immunity and Transplantation), Roberto Mayor (UCL Biosciences), Sergio Quezada (UCL Cancer Institute) and Alison Rodger (UCL Institute for Global Health) are among the 58 biomedical and health…

The study, published in Nature Communications, dated and analysed ancient sediment, artefacts, and animal remains discovered in a large rock overhang in Laili, located in north-central Timor-Leste (East Timor). The researchers…

As a Professor of Neuroaesthetics, Professor Zeki’s work has explored the neuroscience behind the perception of “beauty” in all its forms, including by researching the organisation of the primate visual brain. He has made huge contributions…