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Researchers show genetic basis of facial changes in Down Syndrome
Researchers at the Francis Crick Institute, King’s College London and University College London have shed light on the genetics behind changes in the...
Research on key factor controlling ear development at early stages awarded Cozzarelli Prize
The 2022 King’s-led research paper was awarded the prize from PNAS, which acknowledges papers that reflect scientific excellence and originality.
King's researchers gather for workshop on applying AI to microscopy and imaging
The King's Institute for Artificial Intelligence hosted a workshop for researchers to explore how artificial intelligence can be applied in microscopy and...
Researchers discover unique way snakes replace their teeth
Method to detect signs of tooth replacement can also aid in identification of snake fossils in the future, even from isolated jaws.
Lapworth Medal awarded to Emeritus Professor Moya Meredith Smith
The prestigious award is the Palaeontological Association's highest recognition for exceptional lifetime achievement
Dental evidence challenges origin time of mammals
New analysis of fossils has provided evidence of mammalian origins 20 million years earlier than previously thought.
New research uncovers key factor controlling ear development at early stages
Study provides unprecedented detail on early ear development, which may inform regenerative strategy for ear developmental malformations.
REF 2021 results demonstrate impact of FoDOCS research
Results published today show combined strength of King’s profile for high-quality, impactful research within allied and applied health research, including...
New recessive neurodevelopmental disorder identified
Academics at King's have reported a rare neurodevelopmental condition characterised by intellectual disability, ataxia with cerebellar hypoplasia and delayed...
Mouse model may explain why people with CHARGE syndrome are deaf
Using mouse models, researchers from King’s College London provide a clue as to why patients with CHARGE syndrome are deaf.
Harnessing cell signalling to stimulate tooth repair
In two recent publications the Sharpe/Gentleman groups report two different approaches to stimulate Wnt signalling to enhance the formation of dentine.
The immune system and stem cells join forces to repair your teeth
Researchers from King’s College London have revelled how the immune system interacts with stem cells during tooth repair.
Rare immune cells drive gut repair, but can tip toward cancer or fibrosis in inflammatory bowel disease
Scientists from King’s College London have discovered an unexpected tissue reparative role for a rare immune cell type in the gut.
Hints at jaw evolution found in marsupials and monotremes
A connection between ear and jaw bones in marsupials and monotremes shortly after birth provides hints at the evolution of these bones in early mammals.
Further evidence shows clinical viability of natural tooth repair method
A study published in the JDR shows further evidence that the natural tooth repair method could be successfully translated into clinical practice.
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