'Research' news articles - Page 66
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Collection chronicles career of musical theatre giant Stephen Sondheim
Posted Thursday 21 March 2013
Fifty years of musical theatre magic has been captured in a newly-acquired Kingston University archive celebrating the work of composer Stephen Sondheim.
Study investigates satisfaction with support offered to stroke survivors' carers
Posted Friday 15 March 2013
Experts from Kingston University and St George's, University of London are examining how well social services meet the needs of people looking after family members who have had a stroke.
Research finds communicating risk can be a risky business
Posted Friday 15 March 2013
Individuals whose jobs involve communicating risk need to be more aware of the different ways people may interpret what they say, new Kingston Business School research shows.
Rehabilitation sciences specialist helps point way to better use of allied health professionals
Posted Thursday 14 March 2013
An expert from Kingston University and St George's, University of London has contributed to a new report recommending ways allied health professionals can be used more effectively to improve clinical outcomes as well as in research, education and training.
Level of illegal badger killing probed
Posted Thursday 7 March 2013
A Kingston University professor has played a key role in research exploring the estimated extent of badger killing carried out by farmers.
Architecture graduate's Bethnal Green memorial marks WWII's worst civilian tragedy
Posted Friday 1 March 2013
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
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
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'.
