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Rhythms and routine

By School of Natural Sciences | 17 April 2025

“I hope this simple practice can be just one more rung on the trellis upon which your rhythm of life can continue to grow.” — … Read more

Life as an international student

By School of Natural Sciences | 03 April 2025

As you can probably imagine, pursuing a PhD in a field like chemistry can be intense, and this blog series is one way I decompress—while … Read more

What being a PhD student at Kent looks like

By School of Natural Sciences | 25 March 2025

A few weeks ago, my supervisor arranged a storytelling session with an incredible woman named Aldwyth. At 80 years old, she’s a fountain of knowledge … Read more

A day in the life of a PhD researcher (and the surprises along the way)

By School of Natural Sciences | 19 March 2025

So, here’s the deal: if you’re thinking about diving into a PhD, you might be wondering what your day-to-day will look like. For most people, … Read more

New experimental ballistics facility opens at Kent

By School of Natural Sciences | 16 January 2025

Kent’s School of Natural Sciences has recently opened a new experimental ballistics facility for teaching and research, adding to its unique portfolio of specialist forensics facilities. Ballistics, the science … Read more

‘It’s like being a detective, but for molecules!’ Dr Felipe Fantuzzi’s experiences of teaching and researching at Kent

By Farradeh Martin | 23 July 2024

Felipe Fantuzzi has been a lecturer in Chemistry at the University of Kent since 2022. Since then, he has built a reputation of being an … Read more

Kent partnership secures Bezos funding to create sustainable food solutions

By School of Natural Sciences | 24 June 2024

Kent has partnered with Imperial College London to secure $30 million in funding from the Bezos Earth Fund to launch a Centre for Sustainable Protein which will … Read more

Hops, rocks and plastic-eating yeast: Kent to support five sustainable food trials

By School of Natural Sciences | 20 June 2024

Plastic waste, soil health and marketing of UK hops are just some of the challenges that academics in the School of Biosciences and School of Chemistry and Forensic … Read more

Meet Dr Chris Shepherd

By School of Natural Sciences | 20 June 2024

Ballistics is the science of the propulsion, flight, and impact of projectiles. It has a range of applications, including informing crime scene investigations, improving wound … Read more

Kent Talk – Curious or helpful? Motivating science in the modern world

By School of Natural Sciences | 10 May 2023

Scientists are motivated by many different and sometimes conflicting notions – they want to understand, explore, explain, help, cure diseases, improve lives, solve problems, invent, … Read more

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