Biophysics – What do you study in biophysics?
By Dr Katelyn Spillane, Lecturer in Experimental Biophysics, Department of Physics I’m Katelyn, a Lecturer in Experimental Biophysics and the programme coordinator for our new […]
Articles by Catherine Weston
A day in the life of a Chemistry with Biomedicine student
You may have been told that the hardest thing about university is the content, or moving out and living independently, maybe all the above. However, […]
My Research at King’s – Non-Equilibrium Systems
By Matt Lane, PhD Cross-disciplinary Approaches to Non-Equilibrium Systems, Department of Physics As a theorist, I spend a third of my time reading, a third […]
Careers – How King’s is helping me prepare (Physics)
By Naiyira Naweed, BSc Physics, Department of Physics King’s has so many resources to help students prepare for careers that at first I found it […]
A day in the life of a PG Informatics student
By Chris Mavraki, MSc Student from the Department of Informatics A question I had before starting my Master’s here at Kings was what my typical […]
Careers – How King’s is helping me prepare (Electronic Engineering)
By Jonathan Gan, MEng Electronic Engineering, Department of Informatics In my first year of university, I was unaware of the various opportunities King’s had to […]
A day in the life of a first year Physics student
By Favour Ajao, BSc Physics, Department of Physics The longest day for a first-year physics student has to be Mondays. Walking along Waterloo Bridge to […]
The international opportunities I’ve had at King’s
By Zeena Shawa, BEng Biomedical Engineering, Department of Biomedical Engineering King’s offers lots of international opportunities. To me, this includes the multicultural environment it promotes […]
A day in the life of a Computer Systems Engineering with Management student (a PG Perspective)
By Vighnesh Namathodu Thyagarajan, MSc Computer Systems Engineering with Management, Department of Informatics The one thing I can say with certainty about life as a student is […]
Life at King’s – Being a woman studying STEM
By Daniela Nolan, PG Dip Mathematics, Department of Mathematics During my A-Levels I was sometimes the only girl in the class. Going to university knowing […]