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There are over 100 Fellows at King's. They carry out a huge variety of research, from investigating the origin of the Universe to uncovering the classical world. The following articles and media give a taste of the research being done at the moment.
 


 

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King's PhD students win Wolfson Enterprise Competition

Amy Rochford and June Park have won First Prize for their company Lecta, harnessing flexible bio-electronic technology for use in neural devices.

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New gift to promote study of egalitarian capitalism

Pressing issues of inequality are driving research into new economic theories.

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An update from our early-graduating medics

We caught up with three King’s medics, Dr Fanny Belais, Dr Adam Townson and Dr Chris Williams, to hear about their experiences over the past 12 months.

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King’s PhD student named as New Generation Thinker

Sarah Jilani (KC 2017) has been selected by the AHRC and BBC Radio 3 as one of ten early-career researchers to join the scheme in 2021

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New Research Fellow to join Silk Roads Programme

A third Research Fellow has been appointed to the Silk Roads Programme at King’s.

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New internship programme for King’s undergraduates announced

The Gatsby Summer Internship Programme is aimed at inspiring science students from socially and economically disadvantaged backgrounds to think about going on to further research.

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King’s student helping to develop AI tools to measure vital signs

Fourth-year chemical engineer Mikka Alon has been working with health start-up perfexia to explore ways of using smartphone technology to monitor vital signs such as heart rate and respiratory rate.

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The new Silk Roads PhD Studentship is open to applicants

This studentship will provide funding for up to 4 years to pursue research on some aspect of the Silk Roads.

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Archaeological dig reveals Anglo-Saxon cemetery on King's accommodation site

An archaeological dig at the site of the new graduate accommodation at Croft Gardens has revealed an extensive early medieval burial ground, shedding light on life and death in Cambridge from the end of the Roman period.

Research News

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King's Fellow wins Nine Dots Prize

Research Fellow Joanna Kusiak has been awarded the biennial prize for original thinking in response...

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Study shows the impact of the King's wildflower meadow

Published today, the study led by King’s Research Fellow Cicely Marshall shows that establishing the...

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Tim Griffin elected to Cambridge City Council

King's Director of Research Tim Griffin has been elected as a Labour Councillor.

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