'Expert opinion' news articles - Page 28
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Research reveals vapers who continue to smoke are in denial about their addiction and could struggle to kick the habit
Posted Monday 26 June 2017
Identity crisis? People who vape while still using traditional cigarettes may find it harder to give up cigarettes as they are in denial about their addiction.
British Council collaboration sees Kingston University students help shape exhibition celebrating design in Kazakhstan
Posted Friday 16 June 2017
Five Kingston University students traveled to Kazakhstan as part of a British Council project to examine Khazak design and assist in the curation of Expo 2017
For the first time, renewable energy has generated more than half of all UK electricity – is this a one-hit wonder, asks Kingston University professor
Posted Tuesday 13 June 2017
Kingston University Professor of Innovation and Technology Management Audley Genus comments on the National Grid's announcement that, for the first time, electricity generated from renewable energy sources in the UK has surpassed the amount generated from coal and gas combined.
Kingston University designer's sustainable fusion of denim and African fabrics modelled at Graduate Fashion Week by industry icon Caryn Franklin
Posted Monday 12 June 2017
Inspired by her mixed cultural heritage, a Kingston University designer created a vibrant collection fusing African fabrics with vintage denim - which was modelled on the Graduate Fashion Week catwalk by industry icon Caryn Franklin.
Kingston University student's research into fiction habits and personality types reveals reading may make us kinder
Posted Monday 22 May 2017
A Kingston University postgraduate research student has produced a study that examines the effects of reading and watching television on social behaviour – concluding that literature lovers have the edge over their remote control-loving counterparts when it comes to being nicer people.
Kingston University researcher investigates how artificial intelligence can help composers create new music
Posted Thursday 18 May 2017
A Kingston University music technology expert has created an artificial intelligence (AI) system which can work alongside composers to create new music.
New Kingston University head of school Jane Pavitt to cultivate close relationship between critical studies and practice in art school environment
Posted Friday 28 April 2017
Professor Jane Pavitt joins Kingston University to establish the new School of Critical Studies and Creative Industries, fostering links between art practitioners and critical and art history students.
Kingston University to play leading role in study examining how state-of-the-art camera that mimics human eye could benefit robots and smart devices
Posted Thursday 27 April 2017
A team from Kingston University will explore how data from an artificial vision system that mimics the human eye could open up a new world of possibilities for surveillance - with possible applications in future robots, drones and retinal implants.
