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'The Hidden Mothers' sheds light on the reality of Hyperemesis Gravidarum in pregnancy
Hyperemesis Gravidarum (HG) is a severe pregnancy illness affecting women of all ages and backgrounds. A new exhibition, linked to King’s research, platforms...
Talking about homelessness: new report highlights how everyday language perpetuates stigma
King’s research underpins new Centre for Homelessness Impact report and guidance, highlighting how mindful use of everyday language can support efforts to end...
Dr Elena Gorfinkel curates BFI season dedicated to director Barbara Loden
Dr Elena Gorfinkel, Reader in Film Studies, is the curator for the new BFI season Wanda and Beyond: The World of Barbara Loden, dedicated to the career of the...
Dementia Community Research Network Engagement Event
The event included presentations by King's researchers
£1.8M investment to expand access to bioimaging research infrastructure
The UK Euro-BioImaging Node – a multi-sited national infrastructure offering open-access to advanced biological imaging techniques – has received a £1.8...
Music PhD student reveals a forgotten performance practice through J.C. Bach
Barış Demirezer, a student pursuing a PhD in historical musicology in the Department of Music at King’s, has won the award for best conference paper at the...
Medieval fascination with sin shaped German language and textual production
The relationship between sin and creative literary production in the medieval era are revealed in a new book by Dr Sarah Bowden, Reader in German and Medieval...
Perspectum partners with London Institute for Healthcare Engineering to Advance AI-Powered Medical Imaging Solutions
Perspectum, a global leader in medical imaging and AI, today announced a partnership with the London Institute for Healthcare Engineering (LIHE), part of...
King's to develop next generation cloud security with leading cybersecurity consultancy
Developing a new approach to securing Kubernetes is the aim of the Knowledge Transfer Project (KTP) between King’s and ControlPlane
Advancing the future of research into metabolic health in memory of Dr Michael Mosley
To honour the memory of British broadcaster, author and science journalist, Dr Michael Mosley, a new clinical research fellowship will be established to help...
King's celebrates staff who go above and beyond in SHINE Awards 2025
Staff from across King’s who embody the University’s Principles in Action were recognised in the inaugural King’s SHINE Awards 2025.
'Urgent and deeply resonant': researchers discuss vulnerability in academic work
On 23 April 2025, the Department of Culture, Media and Creative Industries at King’s hosted a workshop titled “Vulnerability in Research” as part of its...
Study finds links between social media and loneliness depend on the app
New research finds that although overall time spent online is linked with higher levels of loneliness, use of social media platforms like Facebook, Instagram...
From helping human trafficking survivors to disability representation in art — how King's humanities research is impacting society
Arts & Humanities researchers at King's showcase real-world impact through the Impact Acceleration Account.
King's celebrates launch of transnational education programme in Singhasari
The launch marks a milestone in UK-Indonesia Education Partnership and the King’s College London and Singhasari Partnership
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