Author: Grace Shore Banks

PhD candidate Samar Syeda was one of several of our researchers who presented at the 12th annual ESHE meeting and shares her experience of her … Read more

‘A transdisciplinary approach to inferring the end of political violence’ is the first piece of HSS hybrid research, conducted between The School of Politics and … Read more

After two years of Covid-related cancellations, fieldtrips are back! Undergraduate Jess Callaghan writes about her experience on this month’s Tropical Field Course in the Costa … Read more

Urban Migration Project Event takes place in Whitechapel, London, September 19th MAPURBAN brings to light differences in access to urban resources across the socio-economic and … Read more

Dr Martha Newson took her rave research to the rave this summer, for a discussion on Synchrony, at We Out Here festival in Cambridgeshire. Do … Read more

An international research team led by Dr Patrick Mahoney discovered the biorhythm in primary ‘milk’ molars (Retzius periodicity [RP]) is related to aspects of physical development … Read more

New research led by Ecological Economist Dr Sophus zu Ermgassen at the Durrell Institute of Conservation and Ecology (DICE) models the future carbon emissions and … Read more

Bison once roamed the United Kingdom freely, but like many native animals, agriculture and human development killed them all off. This month, for the first … Read more

‘I decided to apply through clearing to study Anthropology at Kent. It was a last minute decision as I’d only just decided to go to … Read more

Smells experienced in nature can make us feel relaxed, joyful, and healthy, according to new research co-led by Dr Jessica Fisher, Postdoctoral Research Associate at Durrell Institute … Read more