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New software detects money laundering faster than ever before
The tool can isolate suspicious and potential criminal behaviour three times more effectively than conventional methods.
Lord O'Shaughnessy visits King's College London and the NIHR King's Clinical Research Facility
Lord O’Shaughnessy, Former Health Minister and Senior Partner at consultancy firm Newmarket Strategy visited IoPPN and the NIHR King's Clinical Research...
Back to (Hospital of) the Future: New Scientist Live 2023
The School of Biomedical Engineering & Imaging Sciences is headed back to New Scientist Live with their award-winning exhibit, Hospital of the Future.
King's Libraries welcomes Spanish Ambassador to launch of new exhibition
King’s Libraries welcomed guests, including the Spanish ambassador to the UK, His Excellency Mr José Pascual Marco Martínez, to the launch of a new King’s...
Head of Department of Engineering, Professor Barbara Shollock, elected Fellow of Royal Academy of Engineering
Professor Barbara Shollock will join a community of eminent engineers in their mission to build a sustainable society through engineering.
King's brings experts together to discuss the geopolitical impact of the War in Ukraine
The School of Security Studies at King's College London hosted the 60th Conflict Research Society Conference, an annual event that brings together experts to...
New artificial intelligence tool automates analysis of large-scale cardiac scan databases
King’s researchers have proposed and validated the first start-to-end pipeline for fully automated analysis of large, unstructured clinical and research...
Homelessness and social work education
Karl Mason discussed emerging findings from a NIHR School for Social Care Research study
At the September Margaret Butterworth Care Home Forum
Topics were: Care Homes Independent Pharmacist Prescribing Study and the national VIVALDI study
The UK's oldest students' union turns 150
King’s College London Students’ Union (KCLSU) celebrates its 150th birthday this year.
Russia evading sanctions thanks to 'shadow trade deals'
New research has shed light on how Russia is evading international sanctions with help from neighbouring countries and the “implicit approval” of producers in...
Clinical trial recommends methotrexate for children with severe atopic dermatitis
Findings from a clinical trial has recommended methotrexate for children with severe atopic dermatitis.
King's hosts the Centre for Ecology & Evolution symposium
The symposium was an opportunity for ecologists and evolutionary biologists from across London to share their research on the topic 'Climate change and...
Concerns over the quality and effectiveness of counter-terrorism training for UK public places
There is little evidence that counter-terrorism training for staff in crowded places in Britain is effective with the current approach seeming to be “quantity...
Banzeiro Okoto - the Amazon as the Centre of the World
Award winning Brazilian journalist Eliane Brum discussed her new book "Banzeiro Okoto - the Amazon as the Centre of the World" with the Transnational Law...
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