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Kent gave me an academic scholarship because of the grades I achieved at A level

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A new theory for how memories are stored in the brain

Research from the School of Biosciences has led to the development of the MeshCODE theory.

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3i University Network to tackle challenges for modern Europe

The network will bring together higher education, regional business and governmental organisations.

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Kent responds to demand for cyber security and AI expertise

The University has launched two new MSc Computer Science conversion courses for graduates from any discipline.

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New creative space at Historic Dockyard Chatham

Institute of Cultural and Creative Industries announces the development of innovative new space for Medway.

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Researchers make new discovery in early stone tool culture

One of the earliest stone tool cultures likely persisted for tens of thousands of years longer than thought.

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