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UCL and Rome roundtables: Sustainability as Cultural Practice
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Through the month of July, the UCL Cities Partnerships Programme in Rome, in collaboration with the British School at Rome and the British Embassy in Rome, hosted a series of four roundtables entitled Sustainability as Cultural Practice.
Featured as part of the Italian government's pre-COP26 programme and in the U7+ Worldwide Student Forum 2021, the series highlighted the importance of the arts and humanities in the year of COP26.
Learn more about the series and watch the roundtables here.
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UCL and AHRI develop app to help diagnose HIV in LMICs
The app, which uses AI technology, could transform the ability to accurately interpret HIV test results, particularly in low- and middle-income countries.
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UCL to tackle UN SDGs as part of global Reach Alliance
Based at the University of Toronto, the Reach Alliance’s international network will work together to tackle the UN Sustainable Development Goals.
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International study reveals smartphone use around the world
A team led by Professor Daniel Miller (UCL Anthropology) studied smartphone use in nine countries across Africa, Asia, Europe and South America.
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Introduction to the Sydney South East Asia Centre
21 September 2021 (9am – 10am BST)
The UCL South East Asia & Australasia Regional Network is delighted to host Professor Michelle Ford, Director of the Sydney South East Asia Centre (SSEAC). Based at the University of Sydney, SSEAC is Australia's leading centre of interdisciplinary academic excellence on South East Asia.
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