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British Heart Foundation funding boost to heart disease research at Kingston University
Posted Friday 6 February 2015
British Heart Foundation funded project to use models of heart failure to discover how a particular naturally occurring protein can regulate apoptotic heart muscle cell death and heart failure.
Entrepreneurial fashion graduate Akosua creates sustainable jobs for women in Ghana as she establishes her own line of handbags
Posted Friday 30 January 2015
Akosua Afriyie-Kumi, a Kingston Fashion graduate with an impressive resume of fashion industry experience, is now director of her own handbag brand, A A K S, which has helped create jobs for women in Ghana.
Korean teachers sign up for three more years of English language development with Kingston University
Posted Thursday 29 January 2015
Each January, Kingston University hosts 20 English teachers from the Chungcheongbuk-Do region of South Korea, for a month long, residential continuing professional development course with English Language Development, within the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences (FASS).
From the web: Alice in Wonderland at 150: innocent fantasy or dark and druggy?
Posted Thursday 29 January 2015
Professor Will Brooker, author of Alice's Adventures: Lewis Carroll in Popular Culture, notes how the story's enduring appeal lies in its ability to mirror the changing concerns of new generations.
Olympian adventurer James Cracknell inspires Sports Performance students as he talks about his sports challenges and goals
Posted Tuesday 20 January 2015
Multi-gold winning medallist James Cracknell gave an inspirational speech at his recent visit to Kingston University – talking to students about his road to Olympic and World Championship success and the challenges he has faced since.
Kingston University architecture graduate Simon Dean awarded the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) Bronze Medal for the best degree-level design project
Posted Friday 16 January 2015
Simon Dean is presented with the RIBA Bronze President's Medal, one of the world's most prestigious and established awards in architectural education.
From the web: Abuse revealed in 'torture report' reflects broader trends from the Iraq war
Posted Thursday 15 January 2015
Peter Finn, lecturer in politics, analyses the US senate's torture report, and finds evidence of horrifying abuse and torture across large parts of the national security apparatus of the US.
Kingston University professor Fiona Ross awarded CBE in New Year's Honours list for contribution to healthcare and higher education
Posted Wednesday 7 January 2015
The former dean of the Faculty of Health, Social Care and Education at Kingston University and St George's, University of London has been named a Commander of the Order of the British Empire (CBE) for her work in healthcare and higher education.
