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Millions of people may claim to be Taylor Swift's biggest fan, but can anyone prove it? One way we might be able to evidence fandom is by finding its neural signature. Dr Eamonn Walsh, Reader in Neuroscience Education and Programme Lead for MSc Neuroscience, took up this challenge.

The King's College London Surgical Innovation Society aims to increase accessibility to this exciting and ever-growing field. In this guest blog Raghav Khanna reflected on the society’s greatest achievements and his experience as its president.

Pain: Equality of Access to Care and Support in the Community (PEACS) project has been shortlisted for two categories at the HSJ Awards.

The Business School offers a 25% saving off the full fee to King’s Health Partners staff.

The KHP Centre for Translational Medicine Pre Doctoral Clinical Research Excellence Fellowships offer one year pump-prime funding to allow protected research time and training for health professionals working in translational medicine.

The project manager for the Vital 5 Check programme discusses his latest work and shares his determination for tackling health inequalities.

KHP shares a curated guide of top tips from industry experts to give an introduction to anyone looking to write a scientific paper.

The Cystic Fibrosis Reproductive & Maternal Health Innovation Project has been awarded £800,000 by the Cystic Fibrosis Trust.

A study has reached its mid-point, looking at how to improve outcomes and quality of life for people living with sickle cell disease.

Anna Brackenridge, Guy's and St Thomas' NHS FT, explains the complex challenges people face when trying to manage diabetes during pregnancy.

Current and former staff members have been recognised for services to marine science, women's health, cystic fibrosis, and education. 

The Communications Manager talks about her career journey, from research technician to organising a royal visit at King's College London.