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University College London

Gower Street
London
WC1E 6BT
United Kingdom

Telephone : 020 7679 2000
Web : www.ucl.ac.uk

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- Next generation battery materials project exceeding expectations: Project SUNRISE update from Nexeon (06/01/2020)
  
  Nexeon, a UK company developing silicon materials for next generation Li-ion batteries, has reached the halfway stage in its £10million SUNRISE project, and has already produced silicon battery materials that have performed better than expected. Samples are now with potential customers for evaluation – and initial feedback has been very positive.
- #TEWeek19: British engineers inspire new generation by focusing on nation’s health & wellbeing (04/11/2019)
  
  Engineers are key to helping the nation keep healthy & well – from helping find cures for cancer & keeping people safe at sea to helping dementia patients. Tomorrow’s Engineers Week this year is highlighting examples of #EngineerOnAMission to inspire a new generation into the profession.
- New interactive careers quiz aims to inspire future engineers (24/09/2019)
  
  A new interactive online careers quiz from EngineeringUK helps students discover if they are Coding Legends, Materials Makers or Future Lifesavers as it aims to help young people explore different engineering disciplines, skills & job roles.
- The next wearable technology could be your skin (11/07/2016)
  
  Artificial electronic skin (e-skin) could help make your body a computer and allow you to use your arm as a touch screen.
- A first for state-of-the-art gastrointestinal endoscopy (20/08/2012)
  
  UCLH study day demonstrates best practice for PENTAX i-scan.
- Advance in X-ray imaging shines light on nanomaterials (13/08/2012)
  
  A new advance in X-ray imaging has revealed the dramatic three-dimensional shape of gold nanocrystals, and is likely to shine a light on the structure of other nano-scale materials.
- From outer space and down to nanotechnology (23/02/2011)
  
  Mysterious expanding ice crystals in the moons of Saturn and Neptune may be of interest to developers of microelectronics. Neutron scattering conducted at ISIS and the Institut Laue-Langevin (ILL) has discovered that methanol crystals that may be found in the outer solar system have unusual expansion properties. The finding by planetary geologist Dr. Dominic Fortes at UCL (University College London) is likely to be of interest to developers of nanoswitches.
- Facility opened by HRH The Princess Royal (20/01/2010)
  
  UCL’s new Molecular Beam Epitaxy (MBE) facility has been officially opened by HRH The Princess Royal. The purpose of the new MBE system is to create new and improved devices using special materials built by controlling their structure atom by atom.

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University College London

Gower StreetLondonWC1E 6BTUnited Kingdom

Gower Street
London
WC1E 6BT
United Kingdom