18 July 2019 How much water do you eat? As agriculture accounts for over 90% of global water consumption, how we eat and drink has a… Art & Culture Technology & Science
15 July 2019 Belly fat: gut bacteria checks could lead to personalised diets Rates of obesity are rising across the globe; a third of the world’s population is now overweight… Health
1 July 2019 How technology designed for outer space can help detect disease on planet earth New research at King’s shows technology developed to measure gases on Mars is shaping up to become a… Health
21 June 2019 I research slang to help solve gang crime – and it's clear how little politicians understand To understand young people’s intentions, authorities have to get to grips with the slang they use to… Art & Culture
20 June 2019 Refugee Week: How King's is responding Displacement, forced migration and continuing conflict in regions across the globe, remain one of… Society
17 May 2019 Building the risk out of the city How do we protect cities and their citizens from extreme flooding, earthquakes or landslides? The… Technology & Science Society
3 May 2019 Spotlight on... India India is a vibrant and ever-growing country. From the Golden Triangle to the Himalayas and Kerala's…
2 May 2019 Can financial incentives equalise access to India's healthcare? In 2007, the Indian Government introduced a National Health Insurance Scheme, aimed at providing… Health Society
1 May 2019 Solving the gender pay gap The introduction of gender pay gap reporting has highlighted the continued gap in pay between men… Society
30 April 2019 How rap is empowering young women in India A group of young women in Delhi hit the headlines recently when they created a music video about…