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'Enthusiastic and imaginative': Geography celebrates Professor David Green on his retirement
Professor Green is the longest-serving member of staff, having joined the department in 1979.
King's leads first guideline on immune monitoring in patients with a type of blood cancer
King’s has led on the publication of first-in-their-kind guidelines that seek to standardise how clinicians measure the immune response of patients who have...
Professor Beatriz Rico receives Wellcome Discovery Award
Her project "Development of inhibitory circuits in the human cerebral cortex” has been awarded £4 million to investigate the mechanisms through which...
King's MedTech Accelerator kicks off at the London Institute for Healthcare Engineering
The Accelerator launched with a 3-day bootcamp featuring a series of talks and workshops hosted at LIHE. The inaugural cohort includes members of 21 project...
Belief that NHS will be there for people when they need it down considerably, study finds
Concerns about the availability of appointments and NHS systems are deterring some from getting GP care
Programme placing academics in Parliament set to expand after successful pilot with King's climate scientist
Professor Tamsin Edwards was a Thematic Research Lead on Climate & Environment, providing impartial expertise to teams, committees and elected representatives...
'Inflation will remain above target for quite some time'
Bank of England Monetary Policy Committee member Jonathan Haskel has said that despite ‘encouraging signs’ he would rather hold interest rates until it is...
Starmer's state-schooled cabinet is unusually reflective of Britain
Its immediate three predecessors, by contrast, were all over 60 per cent private-schooled
Meet the Spinouts on King's Spinout Accelerator
10 spinouts derived from King’s research community will explore the commercial potential of their research on the King’s Spinout Accelerator.
A new study will test how to spot, treat and prevent type 1 diabetes distress
This will help more people with type 1 diabetes to get the emotional support they need to live more happily with the condition.
King's researchers awarded funding to develop remote surgical robotics
Researchers from King’s College London have received £75,000 in funding from the new MRC Impact Accelerator Fund to further investigate the use of artificial...
King's wins award to co-deliver MSc programme for Department of Health and Social Care
The course will equip participants to become leading social care and health policymakers
Celebrating the third cohort of King's Parliamentary Research Interns at the House of Lords
King's celebrates the next cohort of our Parliamentary Research Interns at an event in Parliament.
Diet and exercise for obese mothers could lower cardiovascular risk in children
Researchers suggest that lifestyle interventions in women with obesity could prevent abnormal heart ‘development’ in children.
“Warsaw Calling": New exhibition pays tribute to courage and resilience of Polish resistance in WWII
To commemorate the 80th anniversary of the 1944 Warsaw Uprising, the exhibition will be hosted from 20 July to 8 August in Bush House, King’s College London,...
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