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Olympic authorities warned of potential doping loophole
Kingston University researchers have found that green and white teas could hide abnormal levels of testosterone in athletes. Read more.
Kingston University acquires archive of talent scout Cary Ellison - the Simon Cowell of his era
Detailed notes on some of the world's biggest stars feature in a collection of vintage theatre programmes that form part of a new Kingston University archive collection.
Paedophiles' online chats become sexualised within two minutes, new study says
Online paedophiles are moving away from the traditional grooming process and starting highly sexualised chats with children almost straight away, according to new research from Kingston University.
A world of sustainable materials at the click of a mouse
Kingston University has unveiled an online library categorising more than 1,000 materials used in ecologically-responsible design.
Professor scrutinises link between job and life satisfaction
According to new research long hours in the office can't make up for unhappiness at home.
Scientists pinpoint potential to fight back against secret killer
Kingston University researchers have uncovered evidence that shows white tea, witch hazel and the simple rose could all play a crucial part in tackling inflammation.
- Thursday 14 June 2012, 5:30pm: Social work seminar: Four days in August - what was it about young people and gangs?
- Wednesday 27 June 2012, 5pm: Kingston University Rose Lecture Series: Professor Dame Kay E. Davies: "Progress in therapy for Duchenne muscular dystrophy: a reason for optimism"
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