21 August 2026 Selective Autonomy: Strategic Principles for Emerging Countries What capabilities must emerging countries control to preserve their freedom of action in a crisis? This article argues for selective autonomy:… International Technology & Science Society
21 August 2026 Amir Englund Unfiltered for IGUANA Dr Amir Englund recounts his experience travelling from London to Dijon by train. Health University
19 August 2026 The Mission of Scholarship: Reflections on the Past, Present, and Future of Competition Law in Light of the 21st Annual ASCOLA Conference 2026 What is the impact of competition law scholarship? This question kicked off the 21st Annual ASCOLA conference 2026, co-hosted by University College… Law
13 August 2026 5 minutes with Carsten Flohr Carsten Flohr, Chair in Dermatology & Population Health Sciences, won the Research Impact on Society Award at our Faculty of Life Sciences & Medicine… Technology & Science Health
13 August 2026 How a smart squeeze ball could transform understanding of recovery at home after illness or injury Researchers at King’s have developed a smart squeeze ball that allows clinicians to monitor patients’ recovery remotely at home. Health
13 August 2026 Generative AI, Student Confidence and the Future of Learning Amanda Vargas Aguirre explores AI, learning and student confidence at university. Student University Technology & Science
12 August 2026 Why do we stop using health apps, and is that always a problem? Jeni Baykoca's research focuses on developing the psychological distress programme within Navigate MS, an evidence-based mobile health intervention… Health
12 August 2026 Living in harmony with the environment: (Re-)thinking survival in an age of polycrisis One of the greatest achievements of modern society is that most people no longer (need to) think about survival. Yet one of its unintended… Society
11 August 2026 Two conferences, one Interrail pass, one bus and lots of holiday: to Sofia and back via Leipzig Professor Claire Henderson recounts her experience travelling from London to Sofia and then Leipzig by train. Health University
10 August 2026 'We get permission to dream big!': Celebrating Diversity in Psychology In the summer of 2020, the IoPPN Inclusive Education Student Partners, Tia Nevins and Sanjana Prabhakar, came to the Inclusive Education working group… Health