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LCN research activities carry on during lockdown

The cogs of research are still spinning for LCN researchers despite the challenges they are facing due to COVID-19. With lab work on pause, researchers are busy writing grant proposals or papers, running simulations and analysing data from home offices, kitchen tables or sofas across the capital and further afield.

Here’s an update of what some of our researchers have been up to:

Scientists from i-sense are calling on technology companies to work with researchers and governments to help curb the COVID-19 pandemic.

Read more: Nature

The faculty of Natural & Mathematical Sciences at King’s has redeployed some of its computer labs to help with coronavirus research

Read More: King College London

Dr Michael Thomas tweeted some exciting news about a new grant from the Royal Society

Tweet-from-Dr-Michael-Thomas

The Photonics & Nanotechnology Group at King’s are enjoying online seminars.

Dr-James-Millen

Image Credit: Dr James Millen

Many researchers are trying to catch moments of concentration whilst homeschooling their children.

Homeschooling

​Image Credit: Dr. Katharina Marquardt

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