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How can historical scientific collections help reconnect Indigenous communities with knowledge about their own environments and cultural heritage? Professor Luciana Martins is part of a research team revisiting botanical collections from the Amazon more than 170 years ago, working with Indigenous communities in the region to reinterpret these materials through contemporary knowledge and practice.
A new programme enabling PhD students to gain experience across academia, healthcare and industry has been launched at Birkbeck and UCL.
The Blue Plaques Scheme is thought to be the oldest scheme of its kind in the world and recently set up a new panel as part of a reinvigoration of the selection process.
Bacteria may be microscopic, but they are constantly communicating with the microbes around them. New research reveals how cholera-causing bacteria can detect chemical signals from their neighbours, change their behaviour and outcompete other bacteria.
Guyang Lin, from Fujian, China, is currently studying an LLM Qualifying Law Degree and here he shares why he chose Birkbeck, what he enjoys about life at university, and his career ambitions.
The jointly taught degree combines Birkbeck's expertise in undergraduate education with LSHTM's world-leading public health research to prepare students for careers tackling today's biggest health challenges.
The Academy’s Fellowship comprises 1,750 leading social scientists from academia, the public, private and third sectors.
August 2026 update from Uni Connect.
Birkbeck Bengaluru is the India campus of Birkbeck, University of London.
The cooperation will support heritage protection and management in Syria, with an initial focus on the ancient archaeological site of Dura-Europos and collections from the site held at the National Museum in Damascus.
