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RAF needs to adapt as world becomes more unstable, says Chief of the Air Staff
Air Chief Marshal Sir Richard Knighton, speaking at a recent event at King’s, stated that the RAF needs to be "ready to do more" to combat future adversaries...
King's and the Defence Academy of the UK empower future leaders in national security
Students from the Defence Studies Department’s Advanced Command and Staff course (ACSC), visited King’s Strand Campus in London to hear from leaders in...
King's academic explores the role of religion in post-conflict peacebuilding
Funded by the Templeton Religion Trust, the Social Consequences of Religion (SCORE) Initiative will delve into the profound impact of religious beliefs,...
King's leads workshops on floating nuclear power plant challenges in Southeast Asia
King's staff joined nuclear leaders in Indonesia, the Philippines and Thailand to explore why it will be many years before these technologies will be viable.
King's expert helps drive safe innovation in engineering biology
A King’s academic with expertise in science and international security is working with the UK government to shape how advancements in engineering biology are...
Collaboration, innovation and integration: Freeman Institute attends DSEI 2023
In September, members of the Freeman Air and Space Institute (FASI) attended the biennial Defence and Security Equipment International (DSEI) event.
Freeman Air and Space Institute marks three-year anniversary
The Freeman Air and Space Institute, based in the School of Security Studies, celebrates three years since its inaugural launch.
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...
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...
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...
King's academic uses simulation to inform UK's Indo-Pacific strategy
Professor Alessio Patalano and Dr Walter Ladwig III have played a pivotal role in shaping the parliamentary report "Tilting Horizons: The Integrated Review...
The Rt Hon Lord Willetts on space, sustainability and what the UK can do next
The Rt Hon Lord Willetts FRS joined the Freeman Air and Space Institute for their summer lecture where he reflected on how the space domain has evolved since...
King's academics will support UK efforts to become a democratic cyber power
A new research project received over £850,000 from the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) and the Defence Science and Technology...
New project will use maritime approach to advance space strategy
A new project supported by the Laughton Unit in the School of Security Studies aims to use maritime strategy to advance understanding of the role of space in...
War Studies student wins NATO challenge by tackling the security risks of neurotechnologies
MA International Conflicts Studies student Kirellos Miseih was one of the three winners of the NATO ACT 20th Anniversary Student Challenge, which invited...
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