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
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Join the Kent-Kew!
You are invited to hear distinguished ethnobotanist Dr Mark Nesbitt on October 11th 2022 for the 24th Annual Kent-Kew Distinguished Ethnobotanist lecture at Royal Botanic … Read more
Migrant Access to Public Urban Resources
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
August News RoundUp
Smells, synchrony, and sustainability. What a summer that was! Read our August News RoundUp now. From Bulldozers to Bison Have you heard about Kent’s new … Read more
Your School of Anthropology and Conservation Postgraduate Welcome Week Schedule is Out Now!
Find out what’s in store for you in Welcome Week 2022 and beyond! DOWNLOAD the timetable in pdf Welcome and induction activities don’t end with … Read more
Your School of Anthropology and Conservation Undergraduate Welcome Week Schedule is Out Now!
Find out what’s in store for you in Welcome Week 2022 and beyond! DOWNLOAD the timetable in pdf Welcome and induction activities don’t end with … Read more
The Connection of the Crowd
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
Dental biorhythm is associated with adolescent weight gain
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
I couldn’t imagine doing anything different now!
‘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 of Nature have Powerful Impact, study finds.
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