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Virtual reality seaside adventures and vivid jewellery: Kingston University graduates use design to raise awareness and help people with dementia
Posted Thursday 3 August 2017
Two graphic design students have created visual aids for their final year projects, which aim to help people with dementia and their carers.
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 named among globe's best young institutions and in top two under 50 in United Kingdom in latest QS world rankings
Posted Monday 17 July 2017
Kingston University has been recognised as among the best international institutions founded in the last half century in the latest QS Top 50 under 50 and Next 50 Under 50 rankings
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.
New letterpress facility at Kingston University, named in honour of former academic Ian Noble, reflects growth of hands-on learning in the digital age
Posted Thursday 29 June 2017
The letterpress, housed in a bespoke glass walled workshop, is named after former Kingston University academic Ian Noble and is already being used by students from Kingston School of Art.
Will Wonder Woman's success pave the way for other superheroines? asks Kingston expert Will Brooker
Posted Wednesday 28 June 2017
Unlike its predecessors Batman V Superman (Zack Snyder, 2016) and Suicide Squad (David Ayer, 2016), Wonder Woman's success continued beyond the opening weekend. In fact, it had the lowest drop in numbers of any recent superhero movie, suggesting that audiences are spreading the word, encouraging their friends and returning for repeat viewings.
Diaries of a writer – Kingston University's recently acquired Iris Murdoch journals mark new research chapter exploring work of late novelist and philosopher
Posted Wednesday 28 June 2017
Kingston University has been gifted 15 volumes of private journals belonging to novelist Iris Murdoch – establishing the University's archives as the most complete body of autobiographical work by the late author.
