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The genetics and developmental biology PhD student shares how he followed his dreams in the world of science and sport: “I plan to develop a programme that supports other student-athletes in high school to succeed as both a student and an athlete, because it is possible."

The Director of the KHP Centre for Translational Medicine describes how partnership working enables you to hear different perspectives: “I’m a firm believer that by bringing together different views you can really crack a problem.”

As events officer for the King's College London Women in Surgery Society, Shreya helps support and empower women who want to pursue surgical careers: "Through this role, I aim to foster an inclusive and inspiring community for future surgeons and advocate for gender equity in surgery."

The Clinical Lead Dietitian for Neurosciences, King's College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, talks about her latest work helping patients with neurological conditions who experience difficulties with eating and drinking.

The Postdoctoral Research Associate at Cicely Saunders Institute discusses her 'deeply personal' passion for patient-centred care and health equity: "Born in a conflict zone, I have faced displacement, systemic barriers, and inequities."

The consultant rheumatologist discusses his specialism in systemic lupus erythematosus, and how collaborative working both improves his knowledge and enhances patient care.

The President of the King’s College London Women in Surgery Society discusses her work advocating for inclusivity in the competitive field of surgery, and the importance of getting involved: “The more you put in, the more you will get out”.

The PHD students shares her own research project and shares the benefits of collaborating with like-minded people who share the goal of improving treatments for cancer patients.

KHP's Director of Operations tells us his experiences of human impact made possible because thanks to a combination of people, organisations, and partnerships that came together to translate an idea into practice.

As Lead Clinician at the Brain Health Clinic, Devon and the team offer remote support services for people with Mild Cognitive Impairment. She says: “The passion the team has in working to improve the lives of people living with cognitive impairment is truly inspiring.”   

Prof Slonims focuses on advancing care for individuals with severe communication impairments, and tells us how interventions in the home are valued most by families.

The research fellow reveals the freedom of clinical academia, and how research is a lot like a game of football...