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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...
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A team of researchers in the King’s College London Digital Humanities department has found that almost half of the UK’s adult population is limiting...
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On 4 July 2026, members and allies of the LGBTQ+ community will march through London for this year’s London Pride Parade. Here at Roar,...
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Science Editor Anoushka Sinha discusses the upcoming KAiZEN Collab! where students and staff will come together to discuss the effects of AI usage at...
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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...
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How do the blind learn to see, the deaf learn to hear? – Plasticity is the word everyone is talking about. The mind...
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Exploring the hidden wonders of a King’s lab from the perspective of a young scientist. The first image that comes to mind when...
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Groundbreaking science with strange repercussions for those dreaded appointments at the dentist! Yes, dear Roar! readers, you read that correctly. Scientists at the...
