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Kingston University's new creative partnership with British Film Institute (BFI) gives film students access to historic moving image archive
Posted Thursday 23 February 2017
The British Film Institute (BFI) is opening up its moving image archive to Kingston University film students to reuse material as part as their degree - marking the first time that students on a course-related project have had access to the archive.
Kingston University secures €900,000 grant to explore how drones, smart wristbands and cameras could transform future of concert security
Posted Thursday 9 February 2017
Kingston University's Robot Vision team secure €900,000 of European Commission funding to work on €15m project investigating how the latest technology could help improve security at large outdoor concerts through a network of internet-connected drones, smart wristbands and body-mounted video cameras.
Dangerous ingredients rife in health food supplements, according to research by Kingston University biomolecular scientist
Posted Wednesday 8 February 2017
Many herbal and sports supplements contaminated with hidden pharmaceutical ingredients.
Antibiotics in farming: Kingston University microbiology expert highlights importance of developing rapid diagnostic tests to combat drug resistance
Posted Monday 6 February 2017
Developing new tests to help target treatment against infectious agents would reduce unnecessary antibiotic use in human and animal medicine – and could play a key role in the battle against antibiotic-resistant bacteria, according to Kingston University Professor of Medical Microbiology Mark Fielder.
Public policy leading to poverty among self-employed, Kingston Business School professor warns in awarding-winning International Small Business Journal paper
Posted Tuesday 31 January 2017
Professor John Kitching from the University's Small Business Research Centre won the International Small Business Journal Best Paper Award for research looking at the link between policy and poverty among the self-employed.
Italy adopts gender-neutral HPV vaccination programme, citing study by health economics expert from Kingston Business School
Posted Saturday 28 January 2017
The Italian government has changed its policy to allow both boys and girls to be vaccinated against Human Papilloma Virus (HPV) following advice from Kingston Business School academic Professor Giampiero Favato.
First British astronaut Helen Sharman named Honorary Doctor of Science by Kingston University
Posted Tuesday 24 January 2017
Astronaut Dr Helen Sharman shares her experiences of going into space as she is named Honorary Doctor of Science by Kingston University London in recognition of her outstanding contribution to science.
Kingston University names best-selling author and Oscar-nominated screenwriter Nick Hornby Honorary Doctor of Arts
Posted Thursday 19 January 2017
Acclaimed author and screenwriter Nick Hornby has been awarded an honorary degree from Kingston University in recognition of his outstanding contribution to literature and reading pleasure.
