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Effective Laws: assessing education policy

Effective Laws: assessing education policy
Description
Former Schools Minister David Laws gave the King's Education Lecture on 4 July on the role of evidence in education policy making. The event was hosted by the School of Education, Communication & Society.
Date:
Wednesday 25th July 2018

Blog: life as a student linguist in London

Blog: life as a student linguist in London
Description
Sama Saraf and Andrea Lim study on the BA English Language and Linguistics at King's College London. In this blog they describe their experiences as overseas students living and studying in London .
Date:
Wednesday 25th July 2018

Chemistry student wins first Wellington medal

Chemistry student wins first Wellington medal
Description
The inaugural Wellington Medal has been awarded to Tabasom Haghighi of the Department of Chemistry. The medal was proposed by the Duke of Wellington and is awarded to an outstanding student in the year of their graduation.
Date:
Wednesday 25th July 2018

New book reveals Palliative Care Clinical Academic Group rated top in Europe for research output

New book reveals Palliative Care Clinical Academic Group rated top in Europe for research output
Description
King's Health Partners have published the first Palliative Care Clinical Academic Group (CAG) Outcomes Book.
Date:
Tuesday 24th July 2018

King's mathematician Professor Alice Rogers OBE to receive Royal Society medal

King's mathematician Professor Alice Rogers OBE to receive Royal Society medal
Description
Professor Alice Rogers OBE, Emeritus Professor of Mathematics and a Governor of the King's Maths School, has been awarded the prestigious Kavli Education Medal by the Royal Society.
Date:
Friday 20th July 2018

Informatics researchers awarded $75,000 PLuS Alliance Accelerator Award to study avian flu

Informatics researchers awarded $75,000 PLuS Alliance Accelerator Award to study avian flu
Description
A team involving Dr Kathleen Steinhofel, Reader in the Department of Informatics, has been awarded a $75,000 PLuS Alliance Accelerator Award to study avian flu.
Date:
Friday 20th July 2018

Gene identified as tumour suppressor in head and neck cancer

Gene identified as tumour suppressor in head and neck cancer
Description
New biomarker identified in head and next cancer
Date:
Friday 20th July 2018

Professor Simon Gaunt elected to prestigious British Academy fellowship

Professor Simon Gaunt elected to prestigious British Academy fellowship
Description
Professor Simon Gaunt has been made a Fellow of the prestigious British Academy for the humanities and social sciences.
Date:
Friday 20th July 2018

Professor Sonuga-Barke elected a Fellow of the prestigious British Academy

Professor Sonuga-Barke elected a Fellow of the prestigious British Academy
Description
Professor Edmund Sonuga-Barke has been made a Fellow of the prestigious British Academy for the humanities and social sciences.
Date:
Friday 20th July 2018

LLB student wins Human Rights Oratory Competition

LLB student wins Human Rights Oratory Competition
Description
The Dickson Poon School of Law is delighted to announce that on 29-30 June 2018, Christopher Banks (3rd year Politics, Philosophy & Law LLB student) won the FBE International Young Lawyers' Human Rights Oratory Competition.
Date:
Thursday 19th July 2018

Brain volume drops in patients with PTSD

Brain volume drops in patients with PTSD
Description
Researchers have found that the volume of various brain regions is reduced in people with Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
Date:
Thursday 19th July 2018

Student win at Oracle Hack the Trust

Student win at Oracle Hack the Trust
Description
A team of students from the Department of Informatics recently won the Oracle Hack the Trust Hackathon.
Date:
Thursday 19th July 2018
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