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Kingston University student receives international research excellence award in pharmaceutical science
Posted Monday 11 January 2016
Ali Al-kinani, a final-year PhD student at the School of Life Sciences, Pharmacy and Chemistry, has received international recognition for his research from the American Association of Pharmaceutical Scientists (APPS).
Expert in emergency cardiac care Tom Quinn appointed professor of nursing at Kingston University and St George's, University of London
Posted Wednesday 6 January 2016
Professor Tom Quinn, a leading expert in emergency cardiac care, has been appointed as a Professor of Nursing at the Faculty of Health, Social Care and Education run jointly by Kingston University and St George's, University of London.
Men more likely to go missing on night out in winter than any other time of year, Kingston University study reveals
Posted Monday 21 December 2015
Men are more likely to go missing – with a fatal outcome – during a night out in December than at any other time of year, a new study led by an expert from Kingston University has revealed.
Kingston University kicks off new partnership with Fulham Football Club
Posted Monday 21 December 2015
Kingston University has teamed up with Fulham Football Club to launch a partnership that will boost a range of sport and education initiatives.
Kingston University Museum and Gallery Studies MA students play major part in Kingston Museum project charting history of Surbiton's Cleaveland Road
Posted Friday 4 December 2015
Kingston University students have helped create the story of a street through a new project with Kingston Museum.
Kingston University professor Will Brooker launches David Bowie biopic website called Forever Stardust
Posted Tuesday 1 December 2015
Kingston University's David Bowie, aka Professor Will Brooker, goes digital.
New Kingston University Dean of Science, Engineering and Computing Professor Mike Sutcliffe emphasises importance of strong industry links
Posted Friday 27 November 2015
Kingston University's newly-appointed Dean of Science, Engineering and Computing Professor Mike Sutcliffe has emphasised the importance of innovative industry links.
Doors to Dorich House Museum, former studio home of Russian sculptor Dora Gordine, reopen after major refurbishment
Posted Friday 27 November 2015
The striking 1930s residence houses an extensive collection of Gordine's original sculptures, paintings and drawings, newly presented throughout the three story building in north Kingston.
