Mahatma Gandhi: Indian independence leader, studied law at UCL and later became an influential figure in nonviolent resistance.
Alexander Graham Bell: Inventor of the telephone, conducted research and taught at UCL, contributing to the field of communication.
Francis Crick: Co-discoverer of the structure of DNA, conducted groundbreaking research at UCL's Medical Research Council Biophysics Unit.
Marie Stopes: Prominent reproductive rights advocate, obtained her PhD in botany from UCL and later founded the first birth control clinic in the UK.
Christopher Nolan: Acclaimed filmmaker, graduated from UCL and went on to direct iconic movies such as Inception and The Dark Knight trilogy.
Malala Yousafzai: Nobel Peace Prize laureate and advocate for girls' education, studied philosophy, politics, and economics at UCL.
J.M.W. Turner: Renowned landscape painter, studied at the UCL School of Fine Art, and his works continue to inspire artists.
Bernard Katz: Nobel Prize-winning neurophysiologist, conducted ground-breaking research on synaptic transmission while at UCL.