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Architecture graduate's Bethnal Green memorial marks WWII's worst civilian tragedy

Posted Friday 1 March 2013

Architecture graduate's Bethnal Green memorial marks WWII's worst civilian tragedy

Seventy years on and the East End of London now has a memorial designed by Kingston University graduate Harry Paticas to commemorate the 1943 Bethnal Green disaster.


Research poised to lead to major advances in cataract treatment

Posted Thursday 28 February 2013

Research poised to lead to major advances in cataract treatment

A professor at London's Kingston University has made a discovery about the shape of the eye that could boost the effectiveness of man-made lenses used in cataract operations.


Soprano Jane Manning claims classical music being unfairly forgotten

Posted Thursday 28 February 2013

Soprano Jane Manning claims classical music being unfairly forgotten

A singer honoured for her contribution to contemporary vocal performance by Kingston University has hit out at the way classical music is being 'banished to an arcane backwater'.


Designer treads carefully to test the future of the high-heeled shoe

Posted Tuesday 26 February 2013

Designer treads carefully to test the future of the high-heeled shoe

There were plenty of unusual substances underfoot when designer Marloes ten Bhömer set to work on her new exhibition at Kingston University's Stanley Picker Gallery.


Professor puts the case for vaccination

Posted Monday 25 February 2013

Professor puts the case for vaccination

A Kingston University academic has tackled the controversial issues surrounding immunisation at the borough's latest Cafe Scientifique debate.


New comic book capers challenge gender stereotypes

Posted Wednesday 20 February 2013

New comic book capers challenge gender stereotypes

Wonder Woman can hang up her heels for good as a Kingston University film and television researcher launches an online superhero comic series.


Experts step out in style sharing their knowledge at Festival of Neuroscience

Posted Wednesday 20 February 2013

Experts step out in style sharing their knowledge at Festival of Neuroscience

Two Kingston University academics have staged an event to boost the public's understanding of how the human brain works after being awarded Wellcome Trust funding.


Tributes flow for influential design educator Ian Noble

Posted Monday 18 February 2013

Tributes flow for influential design educator Ian Noble

Kingston University is mourning the loss of a leading light in the design world credited with inspiring thousands of students during the course of his career.


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