Orwell’s dystopian novel imagines the ‘worst of all possible worlds’, where all the social, political and religious institutions have broken down as a result of … Read more
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Get tested at new coronavirus local test site in Canterbury
A walk-through coronavirus testing facility is now open at Rutherford Car Park in Canterbury, as part of the Government’s UK-wide drive to improve the accessibility of … Read more
Create high-res (300dpi) images from Excel charts and plots
If you need to create a high resolution image of your Excel chart for a manuscript/journal then the usual cut & paste approach generally only … Read more
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Outreach with Special Collections and Archives - combatting loneliness and isolation
On Saturday 25th November we had the fantastic opportunity to participate in another book-making workshop led by Dr Stella Bolaki at Discovery Planet, Ramsgate, and … Read more
Supporting Open Research - sharing early by publishing pre-prints
Open Research improves the quality and reliability of research, supports a culture of transparency, maximizes public benefit and avoids resource waste. Sharing pre-print early versions … Read more
Call for members and supporters of KMCSN (Kent & Medway CyberSchools Network)!
Working with two key partners, the STEM Hub managed by the Canterbury Christ Church University (CCCU) and the KMCC (Kent & Medway Cyber Cluster), iCSS … Read more
Introducing Maria Staines, a third panellist for our MBA Guest Lecture this Friday
This interactive event, taking place in the dedicated MBA Suite at Kent Business School and online via Teams, will be led by Caroline Knott, Jack Buxton and Shreyan Biswas … Read more
Scholars' Spotlight: a profile of Rachel Fung
In her second year studying Law, Rachel Fung is a University Music Performance Scholar, singing in the Chamber Choir, Cecilian Choir, Minerva Voices, playing the … Read more
