This is a very disquieting time at the moment, the future is more uncertain than usual and all of us, individuals and organisations of all … Read more

Last month SPS ran a competition designed to help us do a better job at celebrating women in STEM. Here we share the winning slide.  … Read more

Recent Forensic Science graduate Caroline Griffith tells us more about what she’s been up to after Kent. Caroline graduated in 2016, going on to her … Read more

EPSRC has awarded a three year grant to enable the Saines group to accelerate their work on magnetic cooling materials. The Saines group, part of … Read more

Jorge Quintanilla tells us about his #LockdownLiterature, “Ancillary Justice” by Anne Leckie. “I recently enjoyed reading “Ancillary Justice”, by Anne Leckie. It is an internationally-bestselling space … Read more

Quiz Master Anthony Quinlan tells us more about the hugely successful first online SPS staff and student quiz of 2020. The current global situation has … Read more

Dr Gavin Mountjoy gives us his review of his #LockdownLiterature – Professor Spiegelhalter’s “The Art of Statistics”. “The Art of Statistics” is a new non-fiction … Read more

Dr Jennifer Hiscock, Reader in Supramolecular Chemistry in the School of Physical Sciences, has been awarded a Future Leaders Fellowship as part of UK Research … Read more

Recent Physic Graduate, Alex Poppe, tells us more about his experience of Kent – including the value of the foundation year – and what he’s … Read more

Director of Undergraduate Studies for Physics, Dr Silvia Ramos, tells us about her #LockdownLiterature, “Good Omens” by Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett. For many years, Terry … Read more