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17 May 2019 Building the risk out of the city How do we protect cities and their citizens from extreme flooding, earthquakes or landslides? The…
3 May 2019 Spotlight on... India India is a vibrant and ever-growing country. From the Golden Triangle to the Himalayas and Kerala's…
2 May 2019 Can financial incentives equalise access to India's healthcare? In 2007, the Indian Government introduced a National Health Insurance Scheme, aimed at providing…
1 May 2019 Solving the gender pay gap The introduction of gender pay gap reporting has highlighted the continued gap in pay between men…
11 March 2019 Old age affects the ability of the heart to repair, study finds King’s researchers have found that increased age leads to increased number of impaired cardiac…
22 February 2019 Troubling extent of trauma and PTSD in young people New research from King’s College London suggests one in 13 young people in the UK have had…
20 February 2019 The 'blue' in blueberries can help lower blood pressure A new study published in the Journal of Gerontology Series A has found that eating 200g of…
14 February 2019 Darwin's rabbit helps to explain the fightback against myxomatosis through natural selection Nearly seventy years after myxomatosis decimated the rabbit populations of Australia, Britain and…
19 Jun The influence of antibody subclass on human B cell development 19 June 2019 Seminar with Louisa James
19 Jun Crossing scales in single-cell biology 19 June 2019 Seminar with Professor Lucas Pelkmans, Ernst Hadorn Chair, Department of Molecular Life Sciences,…
21 Jun The development and population dynamics of long-lived antibody secreting cells 21 June 2019 Seminar with David Tarlinton
21 Jun Living in a data-rich world: Using omics data to understand neurological diseases 21 June 2019 Seminar with Dr Mina Ryten, Institute of Neurology, UCL