17 August 2018 The King's research leading to law changes in New York State A recently published study by King’s researchers could lead to a law change in New York State that… Health Law
23 May 2018 Capacity of police may be negatively affected by Brexit The UK is drifting towards a European security crisis that will dramatically degrade the capacity of… Law Society
13 December 2017 What happens to our data? Artificial intelligence and our lives For Karen Yeung, a Professor of Law at King’s, Artificial Intelligence is a double-edged sword.… Law Technology & Science
11 December 2017 Scholarships for the bright stars of tomorrow Two new scholarships launched by King’s hope to encourage and highlight the best and brightest… Law Society
7 December 2017 Health and safety madness For the majority of the UK’s workforce, health and safety regulations are set in place for… Law Society
5 December 2017 Communication in a crisis: understanding the public response We have demonstrated that the success of government interventions to extreme events relies on the… Law
4 December 2017 Can we stop the threat of biological weapons? Dr Lentzos talks about her work to minimize biological threats that face society, coordinating with… Law Society Technology & Science
1 December 2017 New consumer rights guide for new home buyers A new consumer guide is the first of its kind to explain the process of buying a newly built home,… Law Society
17 November 2017 National security post-Brexit The UK faces serious disruption to security cooperation, and a potential ‘cliff-edge’, if it fails… Law Society
10 November 2017 Research unit to bring evidence to forefront of mental health policy King’s College London and UCL are leading the establishment of a new policy research unit, the NIHR… Health Law Society