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Mediterranean diet could reduce gum disease
People living in the UK and following a diet close to the Mediterranean diet are more likely to have better gum health, with potentially lower amounts of gum...
King's among top 25 in Guardian University Guide 2026
King’s has climbed up seven places in the annual Guardian University Guide, reflecting its highly regarded reputation across a number of subjects.
King's amongst most targeted universities by employers in 2025 study
The UK’s largest employers rank King's highly in their graduate recruitment plans a new report has found.
SloMo featured in National Gallery of Victoria exhibition
The digital therapy for paranoia in psychosis was spotlighted for its inclusive, people-centred design.
School for Government welcomes new staff, including Deputy Director
New appointments bring further expertise in education policy, global governance, and behavioural science
Dr Konrad Wagstyl co-awarded Michael Prize 2025 for contribution to epilepsy research
Senior Wellcome Research Fellow at the School, Dr Konrad Wagstyl, and his collaborator, Dr Sophie Adler (UCL), are joint recipients of the prestigious Michael...
Clocks created from random events can probe 'quantumness of universe
A new set of mathematical equations can now turn any random sequence of events into a clock.
Research uncovers new treatments for hard-to-treat blood cancers
Researchers from King’s have identified a new way to treat certain blood cancers using existing drugs, by turning a once-dismissed part of our DNA into a...
Dr Paul McGarr on why trust turns intelligence into influence
Dr Paul McGarr was recently invited to address the senior leadership course at India’s prestigious National Defence College (NDC) in New Delhi.
Warm and consistent parenting can lead to meaningful changes in brain function and learning style in children with behaviour problems
Parenting programmes can lead to changes in how children with conduct problems process rewards in their brains.
Big decline in belief public services are listening, as Reform UK becomes magnet for those who feel powerless
Local councils are viewed as negatively as private landlords for putting people’s interests first
Spinout team awarded £1.75 million NIHR grant for AI-powered fetal ultrasound trial
In a significant step forward for maternal healthcare, King's spinout Fraiya Ltd has secured a £1.75 million grant from the National Institute for Health and...
GP-led HIV care pilot drives uptake in testing and treatment
An initiative to reshape HIV care in general practice across London has been hailed a success after notable increases in HIV testing and statin prescribing.
Access to medical careers still unequal for people from working-class backgrounds
Having a parent with a professional occupation makes you six times more likely to become a doctor than if they have a working-class job, new research has found.
INKLUDE to THRIVE Programme brings staff together to understand barriers in higher education
King’s has brought together 60 academics and professional services staff to drive career progression, strengthen community, and understand structural barriers...
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