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Day 3: London Defence Conference 2025 at King's

King’s Security Studies students curated the final day of the London Defence Conference (LDC) today, moderating a packed programme of discussions with leading...

Students opening the Future Leaders' Day at LDC 2025

Scientists break new ground on design rules for creating customisable peptide channels

King’s researchers establish principles for designing precise artificial membrane channels with potential applications in medicine and molecular sensing.

Ion channel in cell membrane ,3d illustration

King's Security Studies students meet senior defence and security MPs ahead of student-curated finale of the London Defence Conference

MA students from the School of Security Studies met with key defence and security MPs in Parliament on Tuesday to discuss the upcoming Future Leaders’ Day of...

Dr Hillary Briffa and MA National Security Studies students

Defence Secretary tells King's audience: "Our commitment to NATO is unshakeable"

The UK’s Secretary of State for Defence, the Rt Hon John Healey, said the government has a pathway to re-establish relationships with Europe, speaking on day...

Secretary of State for Defence, the Rt Hon John Healey

Day 2: London Defence Conference 2025 at King's

Leading experts have come together for day two of the London Defence Conference (LDC) to explore critical global security challenges.

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King's scientists receive government funding to enable smooth transition to an AI-powered future

Up to £400,000 from the AI Security Institute will fund research exploring how humans and AI can work together sustainably and safely.

Caitlin Bentley (L) and Yali Du (R) on a grey background with a brain

Roundtable on widening participation and apprenticeships

Report and call for research participants

People sitting at tables listening to a presentation

Former party leader shares policy influencing insights

Former Green Party leader, Dame Natalie Bennett spoke to Geography students and staff at King's about how to have policy impact

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Day 1: London Defence Conference 2025 at King's

Leading political figures and experts in security and defence from around the world are uniting at King’s to address some of the most important geopolitical...

Audience looking at man talking at event

Professor Solène Rowan appointed as Law Commissioner for Commercial and Common Law

The Ministry of Justice has today announced the appointment of Professor Solène Rowan as the Law Commissioner for Commercial and Common Law at the Law...

A headshot of Professor Solène Rowan

Royal family benefitted from connection to Shakespeare's legacy, says new book

Research reveals how connections between Shakespeare and the British royal family have positively contributed to the evolution of both institutions.

Louis Haghe, ‘The performance of Macbeth in the Rubens Room, Windsor Castle, 4 February 1853’ (RCIN 919794)

Sir Keir Starmer announces boost in defence spending at King's conference

British Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has today committed to the “largest sustained increase since the Cold War” for defence spending during a speech given...

Sir Keir Starmer

Dr Arthur Galamba wins award at largest education technology event in Latin America

Dr Arthur Galamba has won the Early Stage Bett EdTech Award with his platform ‘Collabits’.

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Study opens the door for stronger evidence in bomb handling cases

Scientists have for the first time provided insight into how bomb residue transfers to the hands of suspects, which could lead to stronger evidence in court.

Swab set

Groundbreaking AI trained on de-identified patient data to predict healthcare needs

An artificial intelligence (AI) model is being trained on a set of NHS data for 57 million people in England, from which personal information has been...

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