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Kingston University nursing student highlights important role school nurses can play in identifying and supporting young people with eating disorders
Posted Monday 27 February 2023
The vital role school nurses can play in addressing the rising number of eating disorders among children and young people has been outlined by a Kingston University student in a leading nursing journal.
Kingston University PhD student helps launch UK's first tech-led LGBTQ+ sexual health service
Posted Monday 27 February 2023
A Kingston University PhD student and pharmacy expert has helped launch the UK's first tech-led LGBTQ+ sexual health service. Josh Wells is in the final year of PhD in behavioural diagnostics and now works in the role of Senior Clinical Lead at LVNDR Health, a company that offers specialised clinical support to those in the LGBTQ+ community. He also has an undergraduate and Masters degree from the University, and is a qualified pharmacist.
Kingston University announces appointment of Professor Jane Hendy as Pro Vice-Chancellor and Dean of Faculty of Business and Social Sciences
Posted Wednesday 22 February 2023
The University has appointed a senior academic committed to making a positive impact on society through education, research and influencing policy, to assume the role of Pro Vice-Chancellor and Dean of the Faculty of Business and Social Sciences. Professor Jane Hendy, who is currently Dean of Brunel Business School at Brunel University, will join our Senior Leadership Team in May.
Report led by Kingston University expert shines light on what United States midterm election results could mean for Biden, Trump and future of American politics
Posted Monday 20 February 2023
What the United States midterm election results revealed about the current state of democracy in the country – and the challenges that might lie ahead for both major parties – is examined in a new report led by a Kingston University politics expert.
Covid-19 conspiracy theories led to lower uptake of vaccine and testing among Black community, research by Kingston University finds
Posted Wednesday 11 January 2023
A belief that Covid-19 was a myth created to control ethnic populations, or a virus created to eliminate the Black community were among the conspiracy theories that caused a lower engagement of health prevention methods among UK Black communities, research by Kingston University experts has shown.
Setback with Virgin Orbit satellite launch unlikely to significantly impact country‘s space aspirations, Kingston University astronautics expert says
Posted Tuesday 10 January 2023
The failed launch of nine satellites from Spaceport Cornwall shouldn't hamper what is set to be an exciting new era for the UK's space industry, according to a Kingston University expert in space and launch propulsion.
Collaboration between Kingston University and Shine a Light recognised with award at BIG South London Innovation Summit
Posted Thursday 22 December 2022
Kingston University's partnership work with kinetic lighting company Shine a Light has received the outstanding collaboration in product innovation accolade at the Business, Innovation and Growth (BIG) South London Business Innovation Awards.
Highlights of 2022 – a year of reconnecting and national recognition for Kingston University
Posted Monday 19 December 2022
Kingston University students, staff and alumni have achieved many prestigious awards, milestones and other notable successes during 2022.
