12 May 2018 Who was Florence Nightingale, ‘heroine of the Crimea’? Twelfth of May marks International Nurses Day, celebrated on the anniversary of Florence… Health Law
9 May 2018 The King’s invention that was used to catch a killer It’s hard to imagine a world without telecommunications, but in the early 1800’s King’s was carrying… Society Technology & Science
4 May 2018 New rules could make football fairer The drama of a penalty shootout may make for exciting viewing, but researchers at King’s College… Art & Culture
1 May 2018 How Brazilian art helped the British war effort in 1944 An almost forgotten collection of Brazilian paintings that helped Britain to victory in World War II… Art & Culture
26 April 2018 Celebrating The Classical Now Interrelationships between antiquity and modernity have given rise to a new research project in the… Art & Culture
25 April 2018 Depressed, inactive and out of work – study reveals lives of lonely young adults Loneliness is increasingly recognised as a significant public health issue, and King’s College… Society
25 April 2018 King’s showcases service to society in parliament The King’s community shows how it is making the world a better place through its service to society… University
16 April 2018 The ‘forgotten scientist’ of DNA – 60 years on Dr Rosalind Franklin revealed the secret structure of the DNA molecule which governs heredity. 60…
13 April 2018 Moving Hearts: Exploring ‘the right to belong’ in the UK Hundreds of people in the capital have joined together to share their thoughts on belonging and… Art & Culture
13 April 2018 Klotho: the ‘anti-ageing’ hormone that could hold the key to preventing diabetic kidney disease With almost 3.7 million people in the UK diagnosed with diabetes, research at King’s is hoping to… Health