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The Centre for International Governance and Dispute Resolution officially opens.
The Dickson Poon School of Law announces the official opening of the Centre for International Governance and Dispute Resolution (CIGAD).
Decolonising Language Teaching: project latest
The latest news from the Decolonising Language Teaching project.
Academic to present report on major reforms to Ukrainian MPs
A report looking at how policymakers in Ukraine can reform and rebuild the country’s tax system and citizens’ attitudes towards tax collection when the war...
King's President & Principal to Chair Free Speech and Academic Freedom Advisory Group
Professor Shitij Kapur, President & Principal of King’s College London will Chair Universities UK’s (UUK) Free Speech and Academic Freedom Advisory Group.
New mechanism elucidated for muscle contraction
A new publication from King's researchers describes a new mechanism required for muscle contraction, which could have important implications for understanding...
UK public among most trusting in world, study finds
The UK public is one of the most trusting populations globally
Obituaries 2023
Obituaries received from your fellow alumni.
How product design thinking can help to design your life
The King’s Business School is adopting progressive new methodologies for helping students on its Executive MBA and International Management MSc courses, which...
Molecular imaging tool identified for patients at risk of myocarditis
Researchers across King’s College London, the Royal Brompton Hospital and Guy’s Cancer centre have worked collaboratively to identify a non-invasive molecular...
King's PhD students host workshop on military innovation
PhD students from the School of Security Studies brought together senior scholars and policymakers for a two-day workshop on military innovation.
Gloria's Law: meeting with MPs and campaign groups at Portcullis House
A bill was introduced in the House of Commons today to make visiting care settings a legal right.
BBC One: King's academics highlight impact of ultra-processed food on health
Professor Tim Spector and Dr Sarah Berry from the Faculty of Life Sciences & Medicine have stressed how ultra-processed food can impact on long-term health in...
Students present project findings to policy-makers and professionals
A student-led research project set up to help shape national policy on an emerging issue facing young people in the UK has made headlines and reached...
Team of researchers awarded highly prestigious prize for work revealing security vulnerabilities in popular chat platform
The IEEE Symposium on Security and Privacy presented the team with a distinguished paper award – given to only around 1% of submissions
King's Mathematician awarded £300,000 Nuffield Grant to study impactful new pension schemes
The Nuffield Foundation will fund a two year research project in conjunction with the Pension Policy Institute to investigate novel pension schemes
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