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Policy Brief: Measuring and Mitigating Smallholder Farmers’ Ambiguity Aversion to Climate-Smart Agriculture in Ghana

By Emily Collins | 13 January 2023

Evidence shows that climate-smart agriculture is crucial for climate risk mitigation. Yet farmers, particularly in developing countries, may be reluctant to adopt new technologies precisely … Read more

Realising the disposable cup problem in Kent

By Emily Collins | 08 December 2022

As the cold weather sets in and people reach for a hot drink, researchers from Kent Business School warn how disposable coffee cup waste is still placing … Read more

Influencing government policy on IoT connected device security

By Emily Collins | 08 December 2022

Dr Jason Nurse, Associate Professor (Senior Lecturer) from the School of Computing and Institute of Cyber Security for Society (iCSS) has contributed to a new government-commissioned Ipsos MORI report, … Read more

Using simulations to revolutionise child protection

By Emily Collins | 08 December 2022

In 2022, the University’s Centre for Child Protection celebrated a decade of collaboration and the impact it has made both in the UK and internationally. … Read more

London Women’s Clinic: Improving IVF Success Rates

By Emily Collins | 08 December 2022

A second Knowledge Transfer Partnership (KTP) between the University of Kent and London Women’s Clinic (LWC) has been awarded an ‘A’ for Outstanding by Innovate … Read more

Expanding habitat protection in Guyana

By Emily Collins | 08 December 2022

Research to identify priority areas for conservation in Guyana is one of the School of Anthropology and Conservation‘s many projects that are having real-world impact. … Read more

The European Committee of the Regions: formulating a position on the EU reform

By Emily Collins | 07 December 2022

The European Committee of the Regions represents local and regional authorities across the European Union and advises on new laws that have an impact on … Read more

Prince Ikeru’s i-Teams 2022 experience

By Emily Collins | 17 November 2022

Prince Ikeru completed his the final year of his PhD in Biochemistry in 2022. He applied to take part in i-Teams 2022 as he is … Read more

Parker Steel: calculating the true cost of operations

By Emily Collins | 25 August 2022

The Knowledge Transfer Partnership (KTP) project between the University of Kent and Parker Steel Ltd has been awarded the highest grade of Outstanding by the … Read more

SwimAR: testing the benefits of GPS technology for swimmers

By Emily Collins | 25 August 2022

SwimAR is a start-up sports technology business that has been spun out from The Imagination Factory design studio. The business was developing a heads-up display … Read more

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