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Announcing Belongings, part of King's Culture's new programme of art and ideas.
Susan Aldworth’s new exhibition explores how migration stories shape British identity, revealing the need for empathy and meaningful dialogue.
Research study reveals patchy and inconsistent end of life care
Findings show that one in five dying people had no contact with their GP in the last three months of life, half of respondents (49%) in the study were unhappy...
£1.8m funding to extend London's healthcare AI technologies and capabilities
The London Artificial Intelligence Centre for Value Based Healthcare (AI4VBH) has been allocated £1.8m by the London Secure Data Environment (SDE) from...
King's College London and the Foundation for Liver Research announce new institute dedicated to liver studies
King’s College London and the Foundation for Liver Research (FLR) are pleased to announce the establishment of the Roger Williams Institute of Liver Studies...
Micro-robots meet the public at the British Science Festival 2024
The School of Biomedical Engineering & Imaging Sciences showcases how micro-robotics can be used for eye surgery and the delivery of regenerative therapies at...
Dulled emotional reactions in individuals with anhedonia linked with prolonged activity of the brain's attentional networks.
Anhedonia-related emotional blunting is linked with abnormally sustained activity in brain areas responsible for attention.
New Vice Dean International appointed
Dr Julia Philippou to assume new role from 2 September 2024.
New Director of Cicely Saunders Institute appointed
Professor Catherine Evans to assume new role from 2 September 2024.
Success for Black Engineers events increase sense of community and provide insight into industry and academia
The Success for Black Engineers Programme aims to support black secondary school and undergraduate engineering students and create a more diverse engineering...
People think they are much better at understanding others than they actually are – new research
The people who took part in riots and counterprotests in England and Northern Ireland this summer are probably very confident that they know the views and...
People are consistently and confidently wrong about those with opposing views
Despite being highly confident that they can understand the minds of people with opposing viewpoints, the assumptions humans make about others are often...
King's researchers join £28.5 million Human Functional Genomics Initiative
Professor Oscar Marín and Professor Deepak Srivastava co-lead the research cluster Functional Genomics of Human Brain Development
Afe Babalola Centre celebrates first London residential
Teachers visited King’s and TEDI-London to co-develop a training programme for educators across Africa
Study explores how a supplement containing components of the Mediterranean diet can affect epigenetics associated with healthy ageing
Participants taking the supplement showed changes in blood biomarkers and the epigenetic regulation of DNA, which are associated with healthy ageing.
Breast cancer survival improved in Gaza between 2017-2020
Women diagnosed with breast cancer in Gaza showed a promising increase in short-term survival between 2017-2020 –– highlighting the benefits of investment and...
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