22 June 2022 Professor Peter Mackridge, 1946-2022 The Classic department was saddened to learn of the death of Professor Peter Mackridge, emeritus… Arts & Culture
21 June 2022 MND Patient Skydives over Everest to Raise Awareness In May 2022, John Chart, who lives with Motor Neurone Disease (MND), skydived over Mount Everest to… Health
21 June 2022 New £4.25 million grant kick starts UK-wide collaborative research effort to end motor neuron disease A group of charities and government research organisations has awarded £4.25 million to MND experts… Health
21 June 2022 Julie Devonshire OBE appointed King's Director for King's College London spin-out Hypervision Surgical Ms Devonshire will represent King’s on the Hypervision Surgical board Technology & Science
17 June 2022 Seeing the Unthinkable – King's Artists project combines quantum physics and art to explore the invisible A collaboration between an artist and a scientist that makes information ‘hidden’ inside objects… Arts & Culture Technology & Science
17 June 2022 Armed Forces Personnel who are injured in combat at greater risk of poor mental health Members of the British Armed Forces who were physically injured while fighting in Afghanistan are… Health
16 June 2022 Long COVID risk less during Omicron compared to Delta The Omicron variant is less likely to cause long COVID than the Delta variant, new research has… Health
16 June 2022 Entrepreneurship Institute involved in new start-up review Julie Devonshire OBE, Director of the Entrepreneurship Institute at King’s College London is to be… Student University
16 June 2022 New microscope allows researchers to study molecules at the level of individual atoms King’s has been awarded £1 million to purchase the next-generation cryo-electron microscope, which… Health Technology & Science
16 June 2022 Medicalising menopause may be unhelpful for some women Experts call for a more realistic and balanced narrative to help improve women’s experiences Health