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Kingston University expert helps develop app that uses artificial intelligence to create 3D selfies from photographs
Posted Tuesday 26 September 2017
Researchers from Kingston University and the University of Nottingham have trained an artificial intelligence system to create 3D models of people's faces from a single photograph.
Newly launched Kingston School of Art will play key role in developing creative leaders who dare to think differently, interim Dean Anne Boddington says
Posted Friday 8 September 2017
Kingston University's newly launched art school has opened its doors to students, staff and researchers.
New Kingston Business School-led research finds email practices of diligent workers make them unhappy and less effective
Posted Wednesday 6 September 2017
When your latest email pops up on your smartphone or computer screen, how do you react? Head of Kingston University's Wellbeing at Work research group Dr Emma Russell, alongside researchers from the University of Surrey, has been looking at how certain personality traits influence the way people manage their email in the workplace.
Kingston University shortlisted for Higher Education Academy CATE award for collaborative project exploring themes of race and culture
Posted Tuesday 5 September 2017
Kingston University has been shortlisted for a Higher Education Academy (HEA) award for a collaborative project between sociology and arts courses that explores the themes or race and culture.
Kingston University expert's study into impact of planning policies on London's affordable housing provision commended at major research awards
Posted Tuesday 29 August 2017
A study into the negative impact planning policies have had on the creation of affordable housing in London co-authored by a Kingston University expert has been commended at a top national research awards.
Kingston University sociology lecturer joins select group of academics to visit former top secret nuclear power plant in Russia
Posted Monday 21 August 2017
A Kingston University academic's study into the history of nuclear power in Russia has seen her secure access to some of the nation's once notoriously guarded sites. Dr Egle Rindzeviciute's project highlights a shift in Russian society's thinking, as the country looks to open up about its past and commemorate the bygone era of nuclear power development.
Kingston University student to present research into reading habits and personality types to the American Psychological Association
Posted Friday 4 August 2017
Can reading novels make you a nicer person? An audience of top international psychology experts will hear a Kingston University postgraduate research student present her findings around how regularly choosing a book over television can positively affect social behaviour at a prestigious conference in Washington DC this weekend.
Austrian ambassador commends Kingston Business School Brexit negotiations research at launch seminar
Posted Tuesday 25 July 2017
Research by Kingston Business School's Professor Ursula Ott examining models of how Brexit negotiations has been commended by the Austrian ambassador at a recent seminar held to launch the project's findings.
