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'Alan Sugar' test identifies budding tycoons
Posted Monday 18 January 2010
A test that could help identify the next generation of Sir Alan Sugars and Deborah Meadens has been devised by an academic at Kingston University.
Ancient tombs in National Geographic top ten
Posted Friday 8 January 2010
A prehistoric complex uncovered by a Kingston University-led team has featured in National Geographic's top ten archaeology finds of 2009.
Graduate makes movie magic
Posted Wednesday 23 December 2009
A former Kingston University student has stepped out of the art studio straight into a starring role in Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince.
Research on crime victims with mental health problems
Posted Wednesday 23 December 2009
A new three-year Lottery-funded research project aims to find out how the criminal justice system can be improved to give vulnerable adults a fair hearing.
Amanda Holden praises student midwives' talent
Posted Thursday 17 December 2009
Britain's Got Talent star Amanda Holden has rubbed shoulders with student midwives training at Kingston University and St George's, University of London.
Anti-bullying animation scoops BAFTA
Posted Thursday 17 December 2009
Two Kingston University graduates were part of the winning team honoured at the recent British Academy Children's Awards.
Pomegranates: the latest weapon in the fight against MRSA
Posted Wednesday 16 December 2009
A team of scientists from Kingston University has discovered that pomegranate rind can be turned into an ointment for treating MRSA and other common hospital infections.
Firms should encourage 'Mr Angry' customers, says Kingston professor
Posted Monday 14 December 2009
Companies should encourage dissatisfied customers to complain about poor service or faulty products, according to research conducted by a professor at Kingston University.
