The Welfare State transformed life to ensure a minimum standard of living for everyone. But nearly 70 years on is it still fit for purpose? Listen to a dynamic debate on where the 21st century should be headed ttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d8wTTSfVflU #socialrevolution#rethink
‘It’s cut-throat’: half of UK academics stressed and 40% thinking of leaving. Article cites the importance of being taught skills to build up resilience to next generation of academics.
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Creative activities like singing, painting and gardening are great mood boosters and trying new things is particularly good for our emotions, says Dr @DaisyFancourt @UCL_BSH who is working with @bbcarts & the Great British Creativity Test @GetCreativeUK https://t.co/nySc0B7rhW
Thousands of Tower Hamlets residents are being invited to a 'lung MOT' as part of the UK's largest ever lung cancer screening study. The study aims to detect the cancer early in at-risk Londoners and to help develop a blood test for earlier detection https://t.co/0PnqGSdC7x
David A Lomas comments upon how philanthropy has helped support the health and life sciences ambitions at UCL and the great work that has been achieved to date. https://t.co/AI2vI74Vv3
Machine-learning could help to find new treatments for #dementia by more accurately identifying the many different ways a patient's disease progresses. SuStaIn algorithm was developed by Dr Alexandra Young & Prof Daniel Alexander @uclcs@CMI_UCL More: https://t.co/Q5qTKkQRvT
UCL educators! Join us for the 25th April PEN meeting to find out how to embed public engagement in your teaching and connect your students to the outside world. We have a brilliant line up of speakers- book here: https://t.co/DuqIBQE8tW @UCLArena
Having won a meaningful vote on PM’s Article 50 deal, we’ll apply our longstanding 6 tests to her deal. If tests not met, we’ll vote against. Meanwhile we’re pressing amendments so if vote goes against the PM, Parliament decides what happens next. Pretty straightforward really.