Kingston University is leading a new collaborative project exploring the opportunities generative artificial intelligence (AI) can offer students, staff and graduates of the future
Kingston University receives major funding award to increase social care research capacity
Kingston University has been awarded a significant grant by the National Institute of Health and Care Research (NIHR) to build social care research capacity.
Top of the range chemical equipment that will allow more detailed analysis of complex mixtures and materials has been installed at Kingston University's School of Life Sciences, Pharmacy and Chemistry. Following an investment of almost £750,000, the University has purchased two high-end 400MHz and 600MHz Avance Neo Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR) instruments. It has also acquired a CPMAS III solid-state NMR probe for the 400MHz instrument, supplied by industry partner Haleon Plc, that will enable analysis of solid materials using a powerful method known as Magic Angle Spinning.
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Andrew Benjamin - Towards a Political Theology of Dignity
Tuesday 23 April 2024
CRMEP event.
Schools Event - 75 years, Anniversary of Geography & Environment Courses
Wednesday 1 May 2024
What does climate change mean to you?
Étienne Balibar - Truth, Partisanship and the Question of Engagement
Friday 10 May 2024
CRMEP public lecture.
Care, Commons, Reproduction: The 2024 CRMEP Graduate Conference
Thursday 23 May - Friday 24 May 2024
CRMEP Graduate Conference
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