Giving at UCL
@UCLGiving
The Office of the Vice-President (Advancement) raises significant philanthropic funds and develops a global network of supporters to help UCL achieve its goals.
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A study led by @UCL has found that men prescribed erectile dysfunction (ED) drugs may be 18% less likely to develop Alzheimer's disease in the long-term.
Read more about this and other innovation insights in #PorticoMagazine ποΈπ
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Profs Prof Michael Hanna, Robert Pitceathly & Hannah Mitchison (@UCLIoN/ UCL Great Ormond Street Institute of Child Health) are to lead two new translational research centres for rare diseases funded by LifeArc which will improve new tests and treatments reaching patients with rare diseases. bit.ly/3UoJJGi
Research led by UCL in collaboration Yaqrit Limited has found that carbon beads could potentially transform #liverdisease treatment and save thousands of lives.
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Four UCL Culture museums and collections have been awarded a total of Β£2.4 million in funding by Research England/UK Research and Innovation in support of their commitment to the curation of world-class collections. bit.ly/3U8JBdw
Best of luck to all the #LondonMarathon runners out there today making a difference for countless causes. We will be cheering you on! πββοΈπββοΈππ
Scientists at UCL Cancer Institute are part of a collaboration awarded Β£10.5 million by CRUKCOLcentre which will enable them to conduct #cancer research alongside their clinical practice.
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Join UCL on May 9 for an immersive experience at the
Science Museum Lates! An exciting collaboration between Datascape Realities, UCL Faculty of Life Sciences
& King's College London researchers, showing damage & repair in viruses, cells, organs & coral reefs!
UCL Laboratory for Molecular Cell Biology
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Removing one step from a three-part MRI for #prostatecancer could make scans quicker and more accessible without compromising diagnostic accuracy, research led by Prof Veeru Kasi (@UCLDivofSurgery) has found. bit.ly/3vPyBK4
Research by UCL Cancer Institute and The Crick has found that examining cell types in tumour microenvironments could help to predict #lungcancer progression and inform personalised treatment strategies. bit.ly/4aRiXg3
Nine @UCL experts have been awarded European Research Council (ERC) Advanced Grants, making it the institution with the most recipients in the UK.
The funding will bolster transformative research in fields such as biochemistry and regenerative medicine. bit.ly/4cX2ZTM