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Kingston University sociology lecturer joins select group of academics to visit former top secret nuclear power plant in Russia
Posted Monday 21 August 2017
A Kingston University academic's study into the history of nuclear power in Russia has seen her secure access to some of the nation's once notoriously guarded sites. Dr Egle Rindzeviciute's project highlights a shift in Russian society's thinking, as the country looks to open up about its past and commemorate the bygone era of nuclear power development.
Kingston University student to present research into reading habits and personality types to the American Psychological Association
Posted Friday 4 August 2017
Can reading novels make you a nicer person? An audience of top international psychology experts will hear a Kingston University postgraduate research student present her findings around how regularly choosing a book over television can positively affect social behaviour at a prestigious conference in Washington DC this weekend.
Austrian ambassador commends Kingston Business School Brexit negotiations research at launch seminar
Posted Tuesday 25 July 2017
Research by Kingston Business School's Professor Ursula Ott examining models of how Brexit negotiations has been commended by the Austrian ambassador at a recent seminar held to launch the project's findings.
Kingston University's new degree apprenticeship set to provide next generation of civil engineers with skills and experience to meet industry needs
Posted Monday 24 July 2017
Kingston University is launching a new Civil Engineering Degree Apprenticeship programme, linking in with industry to provide graduates with the cutting-edge knowledge and tools to hit the ground running when they begin their careers.
Kingston University students win prestigious D&AD New Blood Black Pencil award for animation exploring mother's relationship with autistic son
Posted Friday 14 July 2017
The Illustration Animation students have scooped the top prize at the D&AD's annual awards for young creative talent for their short film exploring autism.
Kingston University lecturer's sport and exercise psychology expertise informs pioneering programme to nurture Wimbledon stars of the future
Posted Thursday 13 July 2017
Research by Kingston University sport and exercise psychology lecturer Dr Sam Thrower is informing the Lawn Tennis Association's new parent strategy to help support young players' development in the United Kingdom
Kingston University scientists help unlock DNA of tropical snail that spreads deadly disease
Posted Tuesday 4 July 2017
Kingston University researchers Professor Tony Walker and Dr Scott Lawton have helped decode the DNA of a small freshwater snail in an international study that could help stop the spread of a deadly parasitic disease.
Developing country's young talents vital to borough's growth, Kingston University Vice-Chancellor Professor Steven Spier tells Kingston Futures conference
Posted Monday 3 July 2017
Kingston University Vice-Chancellor Professor Steven Spier outlined the role the institution can play in the regeneration and growth of Kingston-upon-Thames during the second annual Kingston Futures conference at the borough's Rose Theatre.
