A modified cheap handheld car gadget could offer a low-cost way for farmers and fire services to monitor wildfire risk and spot crop drought stress.

The idea that ecosystems carry plenty of back-up, so if a small number of species become extinct there is little harm, has been greatly overestimated according to the largest global study of its kind.

Forensic scientists are using DNA from dogs to help the police solve crimes.

Our airway cells can rapidly remove cells infected with rhinovirus, the virus responsible for the common cold, by physically throwing them out of the tissue, helping to clear the infection without hel...

Senior leadership, spinout founders and academics at King’s met the leader of UKRI to discuss how the university can support and contribute to government objectives.

Historical records of the deadliest storms and heatwaves may be a poor indicator of the scale and impact future weather disasters could have, warn scientists at King’s College London.

King’s College London hosted a lunchtime briefing with Alex, Director General for Growth, Science and International at the new Department for Business, Innovation and Science and Technology (DBIST).

King’s has been named a top 20 university in the annual Guardian University Guide, with courses including International Relations, Anatomy and Physiology, Law, and Politics rated amongst the best in t...

A third believe there are "no-go" areas ruled by Sharia law

Students have enrolled on the UK’s first fast-track medical degree for healthcare professionals seeking to retrain as doctors.

Climate researchers face the widest political divide of any field

The new film is inspired by research from The Sciences of Ageing and Culture of Youth (SAACY) and set for release in 2027.

Molecular changes of ageing are far more unique than previously thought, meaning two healthy individuals of identical age can experience significantly different ageing journeys.

King’s College London and The Hong Kong Polytechnic University (PolyU) will establish and co-lead a new centre to research and develop smart grids in Hong Kong.

A compound produced in the body after eating pomegranates improves heart function by up to 80% in a type of heart failure with limited treatment options.

Differences in the body’s white blood cells predict treatment outcomes for patients with skin cancer.

The first publicly-funded randomised controlled trial in the UK has found that a single dose of psilocybin, the active compound found in 'magic mushrooms', produced significant improvements in depres...

An immune pathway has been discovered which prevents a normally harmless fungus developing into a fatal infection.

We ask four King's academics about our changing high streets, gentrification and what the government could do.

King's College London and Korea Advanced Institute of Science & Technology (KAIST) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to develop new international research collaborations with an initial ...

Experts from across King’s have this month marked ten years since the Brexit referendum in 2016 with a series of events, new research and media commentary.

Chewing sugar-containing gum enhances the cardiovascular benefits of nitrate-rich vegetables.

King’s has been named in the top 2.5% of universities across the world in the latest QS Rankings, placing 37th globally and 6th in the UK.

Dr Genevieve Robyn Arkle has been selected as one of this year’s BBC and AHRC New Generation Thinkers.

An interactive robotic plush toy called Purrble may help reduce depressive symptoms in LGBTQ+ young people.

The BBC Singers will be moving their rehearsals to King’s College London where they will be using the College Chapel at the Strand as a temporary home.

King’s College London is saddened to hear of the death of King’s alumna, Maureen Duffy FKC (English, 1956), author of more than 30 published works of fiction, non-fiction, poetry and plays.

A new way of designing antibiotics could support the discovery of new treatments for drug-resistant infections.

Planned early birth for pregnant women with high blood pressure cuts maternal complications by nearly half and reduces the risk of stillbirth, without increasing the likelihood of caesarean section.

King's yesterday welcomed Baroness Martha Lane-Fox and over 200 senior leaders from government, business, public sector, trade unions and the research community for the inaugural King's AI Summit, foc...

A majority of the UK public are worried about the economic impacts of AI