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Guardian (p33) 30th April 2008
Paul Ekins, Professor of Energy and Environmental Policy, is one of several academics who have signed a letter about the UK's position on renewable energy.Daily Telegraph (p13) 30th April 2008
The research by a team at King's Twin Research Unit, led by Professor Tim Spector, published on The Lancet's website yesterday, is one of the first studies to identify the genes involved in the development of osteoporosis.King's press release related to ''Osteoporosis can affect six million women''
Daily Mail (p1, 4) 29th April 2008
Youngsters are to be given a stronger warning on the dangers of cannabis following a U-turn in the Home Office. The article mentions research conducted at the IoP.King's press release related to 'British team finds two genes for osteoporosis'
Guardian (Educ Supp p10) 29th April 2008
Article says that a group of postgraduate students claim Oxford University does not deliver what they hoped.BBC One News and BBC News Channel 28th April 2008
Professor John Marshall, Wolfson Centre for Age Related Diseases (CARD), was interviewed on the BBC One o’clock News about the Department of Health considering extending trials to cover more types of inherited eye diseases. *Also shown on the BBC News Channel.BBC Radio 4 'Analysis' 27th April 2008
Alison Wolf, Sir Roy Griffiths Professor of Public Sector Management, Department of Management, presented the progamme on professionals and debated their powerful and unique position.Times (Body & Soul) 26th April 2008
Michael Linden, Professor of Virology at King's, and part of a team of international researchers who have grown human heart cells in the lab from embryonic stems cells and whose work was reported in Nature, is the Prof of the Week.Church Times 25th April 2008
The Revd Professor Alister McGrath has been appointed to the newly created chair of Theology and Education at King's.BBC4 'Inside the Medieval Mind' 24th April 2008
Dr Robert Mills, Ssenior Lecturer in Department of English, discussed medieval sexuality in a programme unearthing the remarkable evidence of the complex passions of medieval men and women.BBC 2 Newsnight 24th April 2008
Background detail on a BBC 2 Newsnight feature on Syria's suspected nuclear programme was provided by Dr James Acton, Lecturer in War Studies.Radio Free Europe 24th April 2008
Syria's suspected nuclear programme was the subject of an interviewed by Dr James Acton, Lecturere in Wars Studies on Radio Free Europe.Los Angeles Times 24th April 2008
Dr James Acton, Lecturer in War Studies was quoted in a article on Iran's nuclear programme.BBC World Service 24th April 2008
The BBC World Service Analysis programme interviewed Dr James Acton, Lecturer in War Studies, about whether the nuclear revival also brings the risk of greater proliferation of nuclear weapons.Daily Telegraph (p11) 24th April 2008
Thousands of criminals are not completing their sentences properly because of funding cuts at the Probation Service, a new report from the Centre for Crime & Justice Studies warns. Roger Grimshaw is quoted.