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Kingston University academics play key part in project to devise smartphone app that uses games technology to help smokers kick the habit
Posted Wednesday 4 January 2017
A new smartphone app designed to help smokers quit by embedding a fun game with educational health messages has been developed by Kingston University games creation processes lecturer Hope Caton and academics from Queen Mary University of London.
Kingston University research associate receives Women in Innovation award for pioneering idea to speed up nuclear decommissioning
Posted Tuesday 3 January 2017
An innovative new tool that could help revolutionise the clean-up process at decommissioning nuclear power sites has been developed by a Kingston University research associate who has won a Women in Innovation award.
2016 proves year of success, accomplishment and recognition for Kingston University staff and students
Posted Sunday 1 January 2017
Highlights of 2016 at Kingston University include outstanding student achievements, major improvements to facilities and groundbreaking research.
Thinking with our hands can help find new ways of solving problems, research from Kingston University psychology experts reveals
Posted Thursday 22 December 2016
New research by two Kingston University psychology experts is challenging the idea that thinking only takes place in the head - and is instead heavily influenced by how we interact with the world around us
Kingston University art and science students blend cutting-edge technology with creative techniques to delve into the secrets of the Thames Tunnel
Posted Friday 16 December 2016
London's iconic Thames Tunnel has become the setting for a Kingston University project that bridges the worlds of science and art using cutting edge 3D modelling technology alongside traditional art and geology techniques
Kingston University music researcher Caroline Potter's study of French composer Erik Satie's life named Sunday Times Classical Music Book of the Year
Posted Monday 12 December 2016
A Kingston University music expert has scooped the Sunday Times Classical Music Book of the Year award for a study that delves into the world and works of influential Parisian composer Erik Satie.
Kingston University psychology student presents at international conferences after being first undergraduate to win prestigious scholarship
Posted Thursday 8 December 2016
Kingston University psychology student Rose Martin has become the first undergraduate to be awarded the highly-regarded Jane Beattie Memorial Travel Scholarship.
Leading diplomats and academics from around Europe share their views on the challenges to come at Kingston University Brexit event
Posted Tuesday 29 November 2016
The process to separate Britain from the European Union and the impact Brexit will have across the continent were discussed at a Kingston University event that brought together key players in the debate from across Europe.
