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Sophisticated virtual reality centre puts Kingston University students at forefront of computer games design
Posted Monday 13 March 2017
Kingston University is set to play an integral part in shaping tomorrow's gaming geniuses with the launch of an augmented and virtual reality centre that will give computer science students a perfect platform to launch their industry careers.
QS Global 250 Business Schools report ranks Kingston Business School among top 33 in United Kingdom
Posted Friday 24 February 2017
Kingston Business School ranked among the 33 best full-time MBA programmes in the United Kingdom in the QS Global Business Schools Report, hot on the heels of being awarded international accreditation by the AACSB (Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business).
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.
Kingston University's Visconti Studio will be magnet for major recording artists, according to acclaimed record producer Tony Visconti
Posted Friday 3 February 2017
The Visconti Studio at Kingston University will become a destination of choice for leading artists to record new material, according to iconic music producer and David Bowie collaborator Tony Visconti, who has leant his name to the venue.
Kingston Business School collaborates with range of partners on two new EU-funded projects
Posted Friday 3 February 2017
Kingston Business School, along with a number of partners is currently involved in two projects funded by Erasmus+, an EU programme which works to strengthen education, training, youth and sport in Europe.
Leading US journalism educator Debora Wenger receives first PhD by Prior Publication from Kingston University's School of Humanities
Posted Friday 3 February 2017
A US professor who specialises in journalism education has been awarded a PhD by Prior Publication by Kingston University's School of Humanities for her research into changes in journalism and how that impacts on teaching of the discipline.
