9 August 2022 5 minutes with Harriet Strachan Harriet Strachan is a Clinical Trials Administrator in the Cancer Prevention Trials Unit. We took five minutes of her time to ask her about what… Technology & Science Health
9 August 2022 Rwanda and DRC's turbulent past continues to fuel their torrid relationship Could tensions between Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo prevent development and peace between the two nations? International
9 August 2022 Practices of relationality: Conversations to imagine feminist social research otherwise Looking at possible decolonial feminist approaches to research and social change, Red de Organizaciones Femeninas del Pacifico Caucano Matamba y Guasa… International Society
8 August 2022 Cooperation in Mathematics This project aims at a better understanding of dynamical systems driven by cylindrical Lévy processes. The key aspect lies in establishing qualitative… University
8 August 2022 Interdisciplinary collaboration in Material Science "Disentangling the Design Principles of Chiral-Induced Spin Selectivity (CISS) at the Molecule/Electrode Interface for Practical Spintronic… Health
8 August 2022 Studying the English language – a key asset in becoming a writer Ellie Wood, alumna of the King's BA English Language & Communication, has just published her debut novel, The Wildwater Women. Here she talks about… Arts & Culture Student
5 August 2022 Learning from Latin America: Feminist abortions at the margins of the law Following the US Supreme Court overturning of Roe v Wade, much can be learnt from Latin American strategies to increase access to safe abortions at… International Society
5 August 2022 My experience of studying a BA in War Studies Hanna Pham, recent graduate from a BA in War Studies, reflects on her time in the Department. Student University
3 August 2022 Afghanistan: Assassination of al-Qaida chief reveals tensions at the top of the Taliban The death of al-Qaida leader Ayman al-Zawahiri could have dire implications in Afghanistan International
3 August 2022 The US and Rwanda: How the relationship has evolved since the 1994 genocide Could current tensions between the US and Rwanda cause issues for foreign policy in the future? International