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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.
Design students chalk up more D and AD award success
Posted Wednesday 4 September 2013
Up-and-coming graphic designers from Kingston University have scooped two of the top prizes in one of the industry's most revered annual awards.
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.
Kingston University mentoring for disabled students
Posted Friday 23 August 2013
As part of our ongoing dedication and support to Kingston's diverse student population, we offer a range of mentoring schemes which reach out to specific student groups (black minority ethnic, disability, women in science, engineering, technology and maths).
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.
Kingston proves just the business for information technology enthusiast
Posted Friday 16 August 2013
A Kingston Business School student has logged on to a bright future after swapping cow sheds for keyboards.
Race for Clearing places sees phones ring red hot
Posted Thursday 15 August 2013
Kingston University's Clearing hotline operators have been answering calls from hundreds of prospective students eager to snap up the few remaining places on degree courses starting in September.
