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Stagecoach Manchester 19340. Dennis Trident 2/Enviro 400. Seen here in Evesham Road,Cheltenham,returning from the racecourse during Festival Week - 16.3.16.
There will be significantly improved teaching, research and office spaces, as well as a dedicated suite of rooms for PhD students.
Increased space will be created behind the Gideon Schreier Wing, and will include a central atrium that leads to a new social hub.
UCL Laws has been based at Bentham House since 1965, and it acquired the Gideon Schreier Wing in 2005.
University College London, Senate House 1932-38 Charles Holden. "Strangely semi-traditional, undecided modernism" (Pevsner). View from Cafe Deco, Store Street. Foreground cacophony of traffic lights and signs. Sketched on site with fountain pen.
UCL 160R - Fengate Farm - Dodge K1113/CFE water tender ladder - ex Norfolk Fire Service. Weeting Steam Rally on 21st July 2019
1977 Dodge K850 with ERF Firefighter bodywork.
Supplied new to Norfolk Fire Brigade it was stationed in Norwich and then Terrington St Clement. Sold out of service in 1989.
Teaching spaces will be created and reconfigured on lower floors, and new offices will accommodate teaching staff on the upper floors.
Stagecoach Manchester 19340 arrives at Cheltenham railway station to collect racegoers for the 2016 Festival. Dennis Trident 2/Enviro 400. 15.3.16.
It is really a time to say goodbye to this library. We had been staying here for days and nights. What a place!
Yashica Mat 124G + Kodak Ektacolor Pro 160
Fake tilt shift of UCL Bloomsbury Campus and Wellcome Trust buildings
Lens blur done in Photoshop CS5 and the original image was taken from the top of the BT Tower
Grade II-listed Bentham House and the adjacent Gideon Schreier Wing are being refurbished and extended to provide an improved UCL Laws teaching and learning space.
Konica Hexar RF + Leica M9 + Leica Noctilux-M 50/1 (E58) + Ilford Delta 400 Black/White Film / Develop + Scan @ West End Camera London (Push +1) (Low Quality Scan)
State-of-the-art imaging at the UCL Centre for Advanced Biomedical Imaging captured detailed maps of the pigeon beak.
Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) revealed the external soft tissues (purple) and micro-computed tomography (CT) exposed dense bony structures (yellow). (M. Lythgoe, J. Riegler www.ucl.ac.uk/cabi/).
State-of-the-art imaging at the UCL Centre for Advanced Biomedical Imaging has disproved a widely held theory that pigeons' remarkable homing skills are due to iron-rich magnetic cells in their beaks. This video captures the detailed map of the magnetic-free pigeon's beak that scientists used in the research.
The mystery as to how pigeons' sense the Earth's magnetic field remains unanswered.
Courtesy of Dr Mark Lythgoe: www.ucl.ac.uk/cabi