'A free society must be able to tolerate disagreement' – how do we debate freedom of speech?
Panellists analysed why freedom of speech is a frequent subject of disagreements, particularly in the higher education sector,...
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'Storytelling binds us' – panel discussion shows why Austen proves the value of literature
Panellists shed light on why Jane Austen was a revolutionary writer for her times and why she remains relevant for modern readers.
New research suggests people make sense of disturbing places together, not alone
Rather than experiencing museum exhibits in isolation, visitors constantly look to one another to make sense of what they are...
Continuous care from community-based midwives reduces risk of preterm birth by 45%
Continuous care from community-based midwives reduces risk of preterm birth by 45%. This care model also significantly reduces...
Young people may temporarily withdraw from social media use on the day they self-harm
New research has examined the image-posting habits on social media of young people who self-harm.
Forget the big picture: the case for voting on just one issue
New research shows that when voters care about more than one issue, parliamentary elections can produce more representative and...
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Spotlight on Health Professional Researchers: Sean Harrington
King's Clinical Academic Training Office (KCATO) offers guidance, funding opportunities, professional development programmes and...
Bringing care home: A new era in diagnostics for children with complex neurological conditions
Children with complex neurological conditions, such as epilepsy and intellectual disabilities, require specialised care and...
Designing better mobility support for people living with advanced illness
Researchers at King’s College London are co-designing affordable, low-tech mobility devices with people with advanced illness.
All the world's a stage: Gaining a new understanding of Shakespeare
In our Spotlight on Arts & Humanities piece, we look at how King’s collaborations with cultural institutions and educational...
What role does gender play in the world of finance?
Dr Ylva Baeckström’s research highlights how gender stereotypes affect women, both as consumers of financial advice and as...
Shaping Policy at Life's End: Professor Katherine Sleeman and the Better End of Life Project
For people living at home with advanced illness, health can worsen rapidly and unpredictably. This makes it essential that they...
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