Category: News

Can robotics aid sustainable development? Can we end football hooliganism? Sex & Bugs and Rock ‘n Roll: we took environmental issues and our science mission … Read more

Dr Tatyana (Tanya) Humle will be taking leave from the university from July 1st, 2022 to help coordinate the ARRC task force within the IUCN … Read more

Research by Kent and the University of St Andrews has found that rainforest chimpanzees are digging wells for cleaner water and that the behaviour is … Read more

An international team of scientists including Professor Zoe Davies, have assessed how robotics and autonomous systems might facilitate or impede the delivery of the UN … Read more

Does loving a group mean hating its rivals? Martha Newson explores the relationship between in-group cohesion and out-group hostility in new paper. New research led … Read more

DICE student chosen to join Indonesian scheme intended to transform high-potential researchers as scientific leaders. PGR conservation student, Ardiantiono has been selected as 1 of 30 individuals … Read more

SAC goes on tour to spread the word about conservation and ecology. The University of Kent are working with teams of researchers at the centre … Read more

The Nuaulu World of Plants is the culmination of almost 50 years of distinguished work in this field by Professor Roy Ellen. The Nuaulu World of … Read more

The University of Kent is one of only 9 universities to secure three or more Future Leader Fellowship awards Three University researchers have been awarded … Read more

The SAC Decolonisation Working Group welcomes Dr. Nadine El-Enany for an online event discussing racialisation and migration politics in the UK, particularly in the context … Read more