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Department of Psychology celebrates 75 years

This summer, the Department of Psychology brought together staff and students to mark a series of major milestones at their summer celebration.

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Toothpaste made from hair provides natural root to repair teeth

Toothpaste made from your own hair may offer a sustainable and clinically effective way to protect and repair damaged teeth.

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Doctors call for improved physical health monitoring for people prescribed psychiatric medication

A major new Lancet Commission has called for people taking psychiatric medications — such as antidepressants, antipsychotics, and mood stabilisers - to...

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Inspiring the next generation of strategic deterrence thinkers at King's

The Commander of the United States Strategic Command (USSTRATCOM) - General Anthony Cotton - emphasised the importance of the next generation in meeting...

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King's joins €4.7 million project to modernise forensic DNA analysis

King’s has been awarded a share of a €4.7 million research grant to support a groundbreaking European project aimed at transforming how DNA is used in...

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Under-the-skin electrode allows for real-world epilepsy tracking

New research has found that an electronic device placed under the scalp is an effective and feasible means of accurately tracking epilepsy.

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New quality control for 'wonder material' graphene oxide is cheapest and fastest yet

The new method could help accelerate the transition of the technology from the lab to everyday use.

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Housing First and its impact on health

Members of the Homelessness Lived Experience Standing Advisory Group were in Salford

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New cancer drug boosts effectiveness of chemotherapy – even in resistant tumours

A groundbreaking cancer drug could enhance how patients respond to chemotherapy even in treatment-resistant tumours.

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COMMENT: Drones, disinformation and guns-for-hire are reshaping conflict in Africa

Alessandro Arduino has researched Africa’s security affairs with a particular focus on the use of private military companies and other guns-for-hire across...

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King's Business School celebrates the first graduating class of its Executive MBA programme

The programme is designed to strengthen the skills of experienced professionals

Members of the EMBA 2025 cohort of graduates pose on the roof terrace of a tall building

Three King's researchers awarded Wellcome Career Development Awards

Three researchers from the School of Immunology & Microbial Sciences (SIMS) at King’s College London have been awarded Wellcome Career Development Awards. The...

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King's Engineering Team win national education excellence award

The multi-disciplinary team of academics, technicians and students have been awarded a Collaborative Award for Teaching Excellence.

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Revolutionary nanotechnology programme aims to transform future healthcare

Researchers, led by Dr Rafael T. M. de Rosales and Dr Graeme Stasiuk, have been awarded £10 million in funding from the Engineering and Physical Sciences...

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King's New International Histories of South Asia network launches Archives & Policy series with Ashoka University, NYU Abu Dhabi and Center for Social & Economic Progress, Delhi

The Archives and Policy Seminar Series aims to unite academics, archivists, policymakers, practitioners and institutional partners to bridge the gap between...

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