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Posted Wednesday 18 December 2024
Associate Professor of Social Work at Kingston University Yvalia Febrer, who is also a foster carer and a kinship carer, discusses the festive period and how challenging it can be for children in care.
Posted Monday 2 December 2024
The pilot of a new programme to help educators from the Republic of Korea and the Royal Borough of Kingston learn how to integrate artificial intelligence into their teaching has been launched at Kingston University.
Posted Tuesday 12 November 2024
Kingston University has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Kingston and Richmond NHS Foundation Trust with the aim of strengthening mutually beneficial relations.
Posted Monday 11 November 2024
Led by Kingston University associate professor of criminology and sociology Dr Egle Rindzeviciute, Nuclear Spaces: Communities, Materialities and locations of Nuclear Cultural Heritage, knoiwn as NuSPACES, aimed to define cultural heritage and identify how it could benefit different social groups.
Posted Tuesday 29 October 2024
The effectiveness of care provided in children's homes will be investigated in a new study by Kingston University, the National Children's Bureau and Ofsted. Outcomes for those in children's homes currently lag behind those of other children in care and means they are at greater risk of going missing, being involved in the youth justice system and experiencing mental health difficulties.
Posted Thursday 3 October 2024
Kingston University has joined forces with a specialist laboratory service to establish a high-specification toxicology testing facility to support the work of coroners and pathologists across England and Wales. The University will work with AttoLife (formerly Anglia DNA Services) to help address a national shortage of high-quality laboratory facilities that can deliver toxicology services for the justice system. The 30-month project has been established through a UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) Knowledge Transfer Partnership and is being supported by around £185,000 in funding from Innovate UK.
Posted Friday 30 August 2024
With the summer transfer window about to slam shut, football clubs worldwide have been looking for an advantage when searching for the next football superstar. An innovative app, developed with input from Kingston University, is helping identify aspiring athletes with the assistance of artificial intelligence.
Posted Monday 29 July 2024
Three teams from Kingston University have been named a finalist in this year's University Alliance Awards.