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Moazen to lead Human Science Frontier Program project to study osteoderms
"We do not know what drives the extraordinary diversity of osteoderms in lizards, how it is controlled, or how it originated."
Read moreAlimohammadi claims best medical engineering thesis prize
Many congratulations to Dr Mona Alimohammadi for winning UK’s Best Medical Engineering PhD Prize at the Healthcare Student and Early Career Awards, hosted by the…
Ship Design Team awarded Five Year $500,000 Grant
The world renowned ship design team of Professor David Andrews and Dr Rachel Pawling, in the Marine Research Group have just been…
Understanding the physics of pancakes to save sight
The appearance of pancakes depends on how water escapes the batter mix during the cooking process and this varies with the thickness of the…
Mark Miodownik receives AAAS Public Engagement with Science Award
UCL materials scientist and engineer scoops prestigious public engagement prize from the AAAS Second US award for the best-selling ‘Stuff Matters’ author Mark Miodownik with…
Professor Edirisinghe appointed as fellow of the Royal Academy of Engineering
Professor Mohan Edirisinghe, our Bonfield Chair of Biomaterials and Professor Angela Sasse, Head of Information Security Research at UCL Computer Science are among 50…
Meet our People: Giulia Di Tomaso
We love our alumni – we recently got back in touch with Giulia Di Tomaso a Post Doctoral Fellow at the Feinstein Institute for Medical Research, NY. Her current research…
Meet Top Ten Douglas
Stop us if you’ve heard this one before. UCL Mechanical Engineering student makes the top ten in the Undergraduate of the Year 2014 competition. Like…
Gabrielle hits the top ten
No. Not that Gabrielle and not that Top Ten! Second year UCL Mechanical Engineering student Gabrielle Bourret-Sicotte, has been named as one…
US National Academies laud Mark Miodownik’s “Stuff Matters”
UCL’s Professor of Materials and Society, Mark Miodownik (left), will need to prepare another acceptance speech, as his popular material science book has won a…
Cover story: “Coupling Infusion and Gyration for the Nanoscale Assembly of Functional Polymer Nanofibers…”
Research from UCL Mechanical Engineering’s Biomaterials Processing Lab graces another front cover – the featured article in the July issue of Wiley’s Macromolecular Rapid Communications…