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The Loa Loa ‘eye worm’ deserves more attention from the media, given the suffering it causes. Loa Loa is a filarial nematode or...
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Staff Writer Kaya Newhagen explores how two firms came to shape a technology no government is yet equipped to govern. Ask ChatGPT or Claude...
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Endometriosis is a condition in which cells similar to those lining the uterus grow in other parts of the body. King’s College Hospital is...
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Comment Editor Deborah Solomon unravels the pervasive and unthinking use of AI and the ecological and societal injustice propping this market up. On a...
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King’s continues to further its work towards gender equality in traditionally male-dominated subjects. In September 2013, King’s College London received a renewal of...
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By Vanessa Megaro Why is it that when you stub your toe against a door, it only seems satisfying to say a particular 4...
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KCL research brings the end to HIV one step closer. What is regarded as the Holy Grail of modern biomedical research? The cure...
Culture
By Dan Young and Dulcie Lee Rogue sent two King’s students (Dulcie being the new Roar! Deputy Editor of Print) to go and see...
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A representation of the Higgs boson particle. As we all know, today King’s College London is celebrating the achievement of alumnus Peter Higgs...
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Exploring the lengthy process through which an initial idea can become a clinically used drug. Drugs are primarily developed by pharmaceutical companies from...
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Everyday science with a helpful cure for your hangover! What could be better than having a wild Wednesday night and waking up...
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 Photo 51, a photo that changed history, taken by KCL’s very own Rosalind Franklin. The one thing I love most about teaching...
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An insight into the complex experiments involved in forensic science. Crime is everywhere but, thanks to our advancing technologies, what is becoming rarer...
