'Expert opinion' news articles - Page 29
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Kingston University psychology expert warns of emotional challenges facing NHS healthcare professionals working in intensive care units
Posted Monday 24 April 2017
Dr Tushna Vandrevala, a Senior Lecturer in Psychology from the School of Social and Behavioural Sciences, explores the theme of rumination from work in intensive care professionals in the latest edition of the Journal of Intensive Care.
New partnership between Tate and Kingston University sees fine art students unveil artwork for No Working Title research project
Posted Tuesday 11 April 2017
Fine art students from Kingston University took part in No Working Title, a research project examining the role of the artist which took place at Tate Exchange.
War in the Sunshine exhibition by Kingston University researcher reveals untold stories of First World War in Italy
Posted Monday 10 April 2017
An exhibition showcasing the words of a wartime painter and two photographers depicting the final weeks of the First World War has attracted record attendees at the Estorick Collection of Modern Italian Art in London.
Award-winning record producer Tony Visconti returns to Kingston University for the inaugural Visconti Winter School
Posted Tuesday 28 March 2017
Aspiring musicians from across the globe come to Kingston University to take part in a five-day intensive programme led by David Bowie's former music producer, Tony Visconti.
Fake news: Why the future of journalism lies in earning and deserving the trust of the public
Posted Wednesday 15 March 2017
World Wide Web creator Sir Tim Berners-Lee has called for action against those using the internet to spread misinformation, or 'fake news'. Brian Cathcart, Professor of journalism at Kingston University echoes his call to arms, but says eradicating fake news will not be an easy, or quick, battle and that the future of journalism lies in earning the trust of the public.
Kingston University's new Product and Furniture Design MA course director Sebastian Bergne highlights impact designers could have on modern world through creative problem solving
Posted Monday 27 February 2017
Renowned British industrial designer Sebastian Bergne joins Kingston University to head up the Product and Furniture design MA
Kingston University's new creative partnership with British Film Institute (BFI) gives film students access to historic moving image archive
Posted Thursday 23 February 2017
The British Film Institute (BFI) is opening up its moving image archive to Kingston University film students to reuse material as part as their degree - marking the first time that students on a course-related project have had access to the archive.
Kingston University secures €900,000 grant to explore how drones, smart wristbands and cameras could transform future of concert security
Posted Thursday 9 February 2017
Kingston University's Robot Vision team secure €900,000 of European Commission funding to work on €15m project investigating how the latest technology could help improve security at large outdoor concerts through a network of internet-connected drones, smart wristbands and body-mounted video cameras.
