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‘Ingredients for life’ present on Saturnian moon, say UCL scientists
Some of ‘the major ingredients for life’ are present on one of Saturn’s moons, according to UCL scientists.
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Astronomers unveil atmospheres of far-away planets
The discovery and characterisation of a planet with an Earth-like atmosphere is a step closer thanks to a new observation technique, developed by astronomers at NASA and UCL, using surprisingly small ground-based telescopes. More....
Study investigates how people behave in pandemics
A UCL-led study has identified key demographic and psychological factors that may predict protective behaviours during pandemics.
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UCL digital behaviour research in new BBC2 series
Research into how we behave in the virtual world will be showcased in the BBC2 series ‘Virtual Revolution’, starting on 30 January.
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Study shows weight loss breakthrough for overweight children
A UCL study published today proves the success of the weight management programme MEND for overweight children.
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Lost Roman law code discovered in London
Researchers at UCL History have discovered part of an ancient Roman law code previously thought to have been lost forever.
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Lecturer wins Royal Academy teaching award
A senior lecturer from UCL Biochemical Engineering has won a prestigious Royal Academy of Engineering/Exxon Mobil Award for Excellence in Teaching.
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