Lasting more than two decades, Peru experienced a bloody civil war from 1980 in a battle that saw communist revolutionaries and Government armed forces create … Read more

Kent research has found that by using polygraph testing on individuals convicted or suspected of committing a sexual offence police can better protect the public. … Read more

Students at University of Kent have been teaching English to young refugees from a range of backgrounds. Recently arriving in the country unaccompanied by adults, … Read more

Research into the Houses of Parliament’s Victorian ventilation system between sustainability and heritage. Dr Henrik Schoenefeldt is based in the School of Architecture and Planning. … Read more

Human-design centred approach in using technology to understand the underlying clinical/physiological data A significant proportion of the adult population commonly suffer from musculoskeletal (MSK) pain, … Read more

In-vitro fertilization or simply ‘IVF’ is a technique used to assist people who would be unable to conceive naturally (because of fertility issues), or to … Read more

Research into one of Mexico’s bloodiest civil wars in history and the impact this had on the local community. University of Kent researcher Dr Mark Lawrence has … Read more

Historically Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic (BAME) groups’ career progression has often been analysed simply by looking at the formal side – application, appraisal and … Read more

Small family farms across the globe are in need of support, in poor countries such as Kosovo the critical need is to assist them to … Read more

Stuart Gibson and Chris Solomon from the School of Physical Sciences have designed a computer program (EFIT6) that generate facial likenesses using a cognitive interview … Read more