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Alumni Spotlight: Baptiste Toutain
Hi Baptiste, thanks for being an Alumni Spotlight! What have you been up to since you graduated from your masters at DICE? I graduated from … Read more
Dr Peter Boffoe Awarded PhD in Applied Health
We congratulate Dr Peter Boffoe on the successful completion of his PhD in Applied Health at the University of Kent. A qualified social worker with … Read more
GSEJ Hosts Pioneering Social Science Project on the Synthetic Human Genome
Wellcome has awarded £10 million to the new Synthetic Human Genome Project (SynHG) to develop foundational tools, technologies, and methods that could one day enable … Read more
KentVision unavailable from 17:00 on 1 Aug until 10:00 on 4 Aug
KentVision will be unavailable from 17:00 on Friday 1 August to 10:00 on Monday 4 August. We apologise for any inconvenience caused while this essential … Read more
Kent scholar awarded for refugee-led social enterprise
Kent is delighted that PhD scholar, Basma Taysir El Doukhi, and her social enterprise, Roouh, have been selected as one of the 30 winners of the 2025 Visa … Read more
Workshops with Kent Refugee Action Network (KRAN): Storytelling and Community
As part of Kent’s continued commitment to our Sanctuary work, Dr Rachel Gregory Fox, Leverhulme Early Career Fellow writes about her recent series of workshops for … Read more