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
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
6 February 2018 Votes for women: the history of women’s suffrage and lessons for today In this video, Dr Anna Maguire and Dr Alice Evans explain the history of the women’s suffrage… 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