Did you catch Nitya Dintakurti (Biomedical Engineering, 2021) on the BBC TV show, Dragons’ Den? Our alum was pitching a product called Coolzen, an innovative medical technology for tackling the symptoms of menopause. Nitya developed this in conjunction with King’s London Institute for Healthcare Engineering. Find out how Nitya fared on BBC iPlayer: https://loom.ly/HbAxFmA #ForeverKings女 | King's College London Alumni | Facebook

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2.6K views · 282 reactions | Experience a day in the life of a Biomedical Science research student where science meets innovation! From hands-on lab experiments to groundbreaking discoveries, every moment is a step toward advancing medicine and improving lives. 離 #FutureScientists #BiomedicalBreakthroughs #biomedicalscience #science #reelschallenge | BMS Campus | Facebook