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420kg pumpkin inspired by microalgae PhD research
A 420kg pumpkin, nicknamed Madam Quexzilla Plumpkin, has been grown at the Secret Garden Centre in Birchington with a little help from the microalgae at … Read more
Library skills sessions
Need help navigating the library? Trying to find e-books for your subject? Journal articles for your assignments? Not sure which AI tools you have access … Read more
Dr Falade Delivers Methods Workshop for Kenyan Students
GSEJ member Dr Bankole Falade delivered an online workshop on qualitative research methods for staff and students at St Paul’s University, Kenya on 29 October … Read more
From Kent to the Old Bailey: Sidra Ahmed on the BPP Advocate of the Year Competition
The BPP Advocate of the Year Competition is an annual advocacy competition for students considering a career at the Bar. The first heat takes place … Read more
Architecture graduate highly commended in AJ Student Prize 2026
School of Arts and Architecture graduate Elija Halil has been awarded Highly Commended in the AJ Student Prize 2026’s postgraduate category, for his project exploring … Read more