On Wednesday 26 February 2025 James Cheshire, Director of the Social Data Institute, delivered a talk on ‘The Power of Maps’ to a group of A Level students at the Royal Geographic Society in London.

The main aim of the SuPPL project was to identify any language used in relation to pregnancy loss in the UK that is particularly objectionable to people with lived experience of pregnancy loss and, ...

The relationship between NP types and their distribution in the clause structure. Includes research questions on Functional aspects of the NP: The variation in the kind of grammatical functions that ...

The Survey of English Usage carries out research in English language Corpus Linguistics. From its inception, the Survey gathered samples of naturally-occurring language for the purposes of description ...

Before we could begin this research, we had to decide what to call it. We set out to show how fraught it can be to choose words to refer to the experience of a baby dying during pregnancy. It was ...

This two-day intensive course is designed for engineering academics in leadership roles in teaching and learning, including module and programme leaders, heads of education, heads of teaching and ...

24 June 2025, 2:00 pm–4:30 pm Our drop-in sessions are open to all staff at UCL with queries relating to UCL's Disclosure of Conflict and Declaration of Interest Policy.

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1. This policy sets out the entitlement to Neonatal Care leave and pay. 2. For the purposes of this policy, neonatal care is care of a medical or palliative kind (including end of life care), lasting ...

The earthquake’s epicentre is “beneath Mandalay, which is Myanmar’s second largest city, home to about 1.5 million people… This is pretty much the worst-case scenario that we think of as earthquake ...

The Constitution Unit has today released a new report, Reform of Stormont: Options for Discussion, by Conor Kelly, Alan Renwick and Alan Whysall. While the Belfast/Good Friday Agreement is rightly ...

“It is highly likely that build quality will generally not be high enough to survive this level of shaking, and casualty numbers will almost certainly climb significantly as more becomes known,” said ...