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Specialised badges help people with invisible disabilities speak up
New customisable digital badges will help people with invisible disabilities sidestep social stigma in public.
New song cycle by King's PhD student Lara Poe to premiere at the BBC Proms
The world premiere of the BBC-commissioned song cycle by King’s PhD Student Lara Poe will take place in the Royal Albert Hall this August.
Researchers in the School of Immunology & Microbial Sciences receive MRC New Investigator Awards
Dr Anna Schurich and Dr Vincenzo Torraca have both received New Investigator Research Grant from the Medical Research Council
COMMENT: The Higgs particle could have ended the universe by now – here's why we're still here
Although our universe may seem stable, having existed for a whopping 13.7 billion years, several experiments suggest that it is at risk – walking on the edge...
King's awarded University of Sanctuary status
National award recognises King's continued determination to aid those forcibly displaced
Joined-up tertiary education system still more 'rhetoric than reality', report says
New essay collection looks at how UK nations differ in approaches to education policy
AI reduces underdiagnosis of common heart failure in Black patients
AI can help reduce underdiagnosis of Black patients with a common type of heart failure, compared to in routine practice, new research finds.
New Department of Interdisciplinary Humanities launches at King's
The Department will house King’s flagship MA in Global Cultures, BA in Liberal Arts and new professional education modules.
Robert Wigley joins Digital Futures Institute as Honorary Professor
The Digital Futures Institute appoints Robert Wigley as Honorary Professor in Digital Futures.
The Choir of King's College London shines at Beijing's International Chorus Festival
This prestigious event brought together over 16,000 singers from around the world
Teens with problematic smartphone use are twice as likely to have anxiety – and many are eager to cut down
Two new studies of smartphone habits in teenagers have identified links between problematic smartphone use (PSU) and depression, anxiety and insomnia. The...
COMMENT: Ghana elections - ethnicity is not allowed in the country's politics, yet it still helps shape outcomes
Dr Clement Sefa-Nyarko explains why ethnicity continues to influence politics in Ghana.
King's expert on federalism quoted in Indian Supreme Court's tax judgement
Professor Louise Tillin's award-winning article was quoted by the dissenting judge in a case about centre-state division of powers.
Researchers use waves to quantify blood vessels architecture
Researchers from the School of Biomedical Engineering & Imaging Sciences, along with partners at the University of Michigan, The Institut national de la santé...
AI brain images realistic enough for medical research
An AI model developed by King's scientists, in close collaboration with University College London, has produced three-dimensional, synthetic images of the...
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