Professor Andrew Pontzen of UCL Physics and Astronomy presents his talk 'What Made our Universe?' As part of the Virtual Open Events series.

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5/12/2021

At UCL, we understand how science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) are fundamental to the way we live our lives and shape so many of the things that we see and do every day. In this lecture, Prof David Bogle shows how chemical engineers have an important role to play in physiology and clinical medicine. Using the body's 'chemical factory' - the liver system - as an example, Prof Bogle discusses the need for systems approaches to modelling complex chemical and physical interactions at multiple scales in living systems through Chemical Engineering analysis.

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5/12/2021

In this video interview, Martin Compton (Arena Centre) talks with Professor Simon Gaisford about his approach to recording lecture videos. Of particular interest here are the strategies Professor Gaisford uses to connect with the students through the screen.

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5/3/2021

4 mini polemics about student engagement and online teaching: can you change my mind? These four arguments which represent the four biggest and ongoing debates about online teaching I have dealt with this year, very much from my perspective. I hope they will act as provocations for debate with the 'change my mind' challenge. Please note: This video contains multiple quick cuts and some disruptive clips; if you prefer a talking head only version please use this link: https://mediacentral.ucl.ac.uk/Player/eHEje7b6

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3/23/2021

Special Guest Lecture, Wednesday 1 December 2010 Change Leadership in a Carbon Constrained Economy The Hon Mike Rann CNZM MP, Premier of South Australia and Minister for Sustainability and Climate

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3/9/2021

Special Guest Lecture, Wednesday 1 December 2010 Change Leadership in a Carbon Constrained Economy The Hon Mike Rann CNZM MP, Premier of South Australia and Minister for Sustainability and Climate.

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3/9/2021

Health inequalities are often referred to as a “wicked problem”; complex, difficult to define and with no simple solutions. This symposium brings together experts from a range of fields, including medicine, epidemiology, sociology and law, who are attempting to understand and tackle the multifaceted impacts of inequalities, at the levels of individuals and communities through to population.

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2/3/2021

Truth makers for what we say - Part III

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6/13/2019