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More support needed to protect home carers from emotional pressures of supporting people with dementia, report co-authored by Kingston University expert reveals
Posted Tuesday 22 May 2018
Home carers who provide support to elderly people with dementia need more support to help them cope with the emotional pressures of the job, found a report by Kingston University and King's College London.
Kingston University expert appointed to Research Excellence Framework equality panel outlines need to break down gender and ethnicity barriers in research careers
Posted Thursday 17 May 2018
Professor Fiona Ross, a leading expert in nursing and services for older people from Kingston University and St George's, University of London, has been appointed to the REF's Equality and Diversity Advisory Panel
Urgent review on laws around bullying and cyberbullying required, Kingston University research finds
Posted Monday 14 May 2018
The laws around cyberbullying and bullying, plus training for mental health assessments of victims, are in need of an urgent review, according to a leading psychology expert from Kingston University.
Kingston University professor receives international honour for his world-leading work on Gothic literature
Posted Tuesday 8 May 2018
A professor of English literature and creative writing at Kingston University has been internationally recognised for his outstanding contribution to the study of gothic literature.
Nightclub design and club culture examined in new exhibition at Vitra Design Museum co-curated by Kingston University course leader Dr Cat Rossi
Posted Thursday 12 April 2018
Dr Cat Rossi has followed up her research on Italian nightclub design with a co-curated show at Vitra Design Museum in Germany that looks at the relationship between discos, design and club culture.
First head of state of independent Belarus recalls historic meeting that dissolved Soviet Union during Kingston University lecture
Posted Tuesday 10 April 2018
Former Belarusian leader Professor Stanislav Shushkevich spoke about the historic meeting that led to the break-up of the USSR as well as the secrecy imposed by the Soviet regime in the wake of the Chernobyl disaster during a visit to Kingston University.
Former Greek finance minister Yanis Varoufakis contends madness and conflict of Shakespeare's characters can humanise economics in Kingston University lecture
Posted Monday 19 March 2018
Leading economist and former Greek finance minister Yanis Varoufakis highlighted the seminal influence Shakespeare has had on his thinking as he took centre stage at the Rose Theatre following an invitation from Kingston University.
Stephen Lawrence case: Kingston University Professor Brian Cathcart examines significance of Daily Mail coverage ahead of 25th anniversary of teenager's murder
Posted Thursday 15 March 2018
Kingston University journalism expert Professor Brian Cathcart has given a public lecture exploring the impact of the Daily Mail's coverage of the Stephen Lawrence case.
