21 October 2025
Dr Anangsha Kumar explains how funding from the KHP Centre for Translational Medicine pre-doctoral Clinical Research Excellence Fellowship has allowed her to gain research independence, learn technical skills, and develop her scientific writing.
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The summer intern shares highlights from their work with the KHP Haematology team, and explains how they helped patients explore what ageing well means as part of the Ageing Well with Sickle Cell project.
Hear how a summer internship deepened Aman's appreciation for education and collaboration and the impact it has on the haematology community.
The year four MBBS student discusses his new board role with KHP Academic Surgery, his interest in robotics and AI, and how working within a partnership provides invaluable opportunities to make connections.
Find out what Shirin got up to on a recent KHP Summer Internship with King’s Clinical Academic Training Office (KCATO)
The Year 4 surgical student discusses her new board role with KHP Academic Surgery, and the ‘infectious’ buzz of the operating theatre.
KHP Programme Manager Christin [pictured] brings together colleagues from across the partnership to collaborate, improving outcomes for patients and communities.
The Research Associate tells about the importance of bridging the gap between research, education, and clinical care - and the joys of playing with cute kids as part of her work.
Prof Van Hemelrijck explains how partnerships and purpose are the key to success in improving cancer services.
Prof Carsten Flohr shares how multi-disciplinary working advances knowledge of skin allergies, and the difference geography plays in diagnosis.
The Senior Clinical Fellow in Trauma and Emergency Surgery discusses the benefits of volunteering with King’s Global Health Partnerships and working towards a shared vision of equity in emergency care.
The specialist in feeding and eating disorders discusses her journey from therapeutic care work in the 1980s to her current focus on Avoidant Restrictive Food Intake Disorder and improving support for autistic young people with eating disorders.
The Clinical Lecturer and Honorary Neurology Consultant on why partnerships forge a faster rate of success and how medical research "isn’t all about hours looking down a microscope or growing cells in a petri dish".
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