'Research' news articles - Page 62
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Kingston University expert calls for scientists and farmers to break out of their silos to tackle environmental challenges
Posted Thursday 5 September 2013
Dr Frances Harris said a joined up approach was essential to find workable scientifically sound solutions to complex sustainability and land use issues.
Study highlights scale of continence problems among people with dementia
Posted Wednesday 28 August 2013
Research by experts from Kingston University and St George's, University of London has revealed people with dementia are three times more likely to be diagnosed with urinary incontinence than those without.
Graphic design student gives consumers food for thought with 12-course meal in a can
Posted Wednesday 21 August 2013
A creative Kingston University student has concocted the ultimate convenience food.
Electric bike sets new United Kingdom land speed record
Posted Wednesday 21 August 2013
Kingston University's electric motorbike has powered its way to a record-breaking 160 miles per hour in a challenge at Elvington Airfield.
Business-minded student unlocks the psychology of Clearing
Posted Wednesday 14 August 2013
A call to Kingston University’s Clearing hotline sealed the deal for a young entrepreneur turned psychology student.
London 2012 Olympics prompts £5 million spend in Kingston
Posted Friday 26 July 2013
A report from Kingston University's Centre for Economic Research and Intelligence has revealed that last year's Olympic cycling events provided a significant economic boost for the borough.
Research examines difficulties faced by first-time mothers and premature babies
Posted Thursday 11 July 2013
Experts from Kingston University, King's College London and Guy's and St Thomas' Foundation Trust have joined forces to examine how mothers of premature babies experience community life once their babies have been discharged from neonatal intensive care units.
Research shows divorce spells big boost to women's happiness
Posted Monday 8 July 2013
A Kingston Business School study has found women become much happier with their lives after their divorces come through.
