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Former Kingston University engineering student Anthony Sahota steps into spotlight on BBC 1's Let It Shine after surprise graduation ceremony visit from Take That's Gary Barlow
Posted Friday 10 February 2017
Mechanical engineering graduate Anthony Sahota received the surprise of his life at his graduation as Gary Barlow visited Kingston University to invite him to audition for the BBC's primetime show 'Let it Shine'.
Kingston University secures €900,000 grant to explore how drones, smart wristbands and cameras could transform future of concert security
Posted Thursday 9 February 2017
Kingston University's Robot Vision team secure €900,000 of European Commission funding to work on €15m project investigating how the latest technology could help improve security at large outdoor concerts through a network of internet-connected drones, smart wristbands and body-mounted video cameras.
Dangerous ingredients rife in health food supplements, according to research by Kingston University biomolecular scientist
Posted Wednesday 8 February 2017
Many herbal and sports supplements contaminated with hidden pharmaceutical ingredients.
Kingston University lecturer Pascal Anson has brush with fame as mentor on new BBC television programme The Big Painting Challenge
Posted Tuesday 7 February 2017
Senior lecturer in graphic design, product and furniture design and art foundation, Pascal Anson, will be offering his advice in a new BBC One show that puts the spotlight on amateur artists
Kingston University case study featured in new CBI report about the role of universities in the UK-India relationship
Posted Tuesday 7 February 2017
As the UK forges a new economic role in the world following the EU referendum, strengthening our global links is more important than ever. India's rapid economic growth and growing middle class population highlight its importance as a key partner for the UK.
Kingston University students' Inuit-inspired sustainable fashion sculptures displayed at Canadian High Commission ahead of London Fashion Week
Posted Tuesday 7 February 2017
Sustainable fashion sculptures inspired by Inuit and First Nation hunters have gone on display at Canada House ahead of London Fashion Week.
Kingston University begins new chapter in Big Read project as it announces novels selected for 2017 shortlist
Posted Monday 6 February 2017
A list of 140 titles has been narrowed down to a final shortlist of six contenders for this year's KU Big Read.
Antibiotics in farming: Kingston University microbiology expert highlights importance of developing rapid diagnostic tests to combat drug resistance
Posted Monday 6 February 2017
Developing new tests to help target treatment against infectious agents would reduce unnecessary antibiotic use in human and animal medicine – and could play a key role in the battle against antibiotic-resistant bacteria, according to Kingston University Professor of Medical Microbiology Mark Fielder.
