The University’s Faculty of Science and Engineering expands its research portfolio with up to 30 new academic positions.
An In-Focus analysis in Lancet Haematology calls for greater understanding of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, to inform effective and prudent health practice in haematology care.
Two distinguished academics from Queen Mary University of London’s School of Geography, Dr Kerry Holden and Professor Kathryn Yusoff, are playing a central role in a pioneering research collective known as Planetary Portals.
Queen Mary University of London, in collaboration with The Polytechnic Foundation and The National Polytechnic Institute of Mexico (IPN), proudly hosted the First International Symposium of IPN Students in the UK on August 19-20.
Researchers have shown how arrangements of molecules in organic solar cells can improve light absorption, leading to better and cheaper solar panels.
Professor Helen Bailey, a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts and an Associate of King’s College London, will be joining Queen Mary University in September as the new Vice Principal for International.
The new, more accurate panel has helped to identify several new rare-variant associations for tested traits, using data collected by Genomics England.
Queen Mary University of London’s award-winning student knowledge exchange programme, SKETCH (Student Knowledge Exchange Through Community Hubs), recently hosted its 2024 symposium, bringing together academic and professional services staff from higher education institutions to share insights and build a vibrant community of practice.
Mina Tajvidi, Lecturer(Assistant Professor) in Marketing, in the School of Business and Management at Queen Mary University of London has written for 'The Conversation' on how business reacts to online reviews
Professor Sophie Harman's insightful new book, ‘Sick of It: The Global Fight for Women's Health’ delves into the critical and often overlooked issues surrounding women's health worldwide.
An international team from Queen Mary University of London, Chiang Mai University, the Ministry of Public Health in Thailand, and the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine has received funding to pilot an intervention to empower doctors in Thailand to improve outcomes for their patients.
Dr SaeJune Park, a Lecturer in Terahertz (THz) Electronics and Head of the THz Laboratory at Queen Mary University of London, has been honoured with the 2024 Korean Scientists and Engineers Association in the UK (KSEAUK) Outstanding Early Career Investigator Award.
Professor Graham Easton from the Faculty of Medicine and Dentistry has been awarded a National Teaching Fellowship from Advance HE. This is the third year in a row that an educator from Queen Mary has received the prestigious award.
Using dental growth rings, scientists reveal dramatic differences in growth patterns between ancient and modern mammals
PT Carsurin Tbk (“Carsurin”), the National Battery Research Institute (“NBRI”) and Queen Mary University of London are happy to announce a pivotal Strategic Alliance that will strengthen Indonesia’s position in the electric vehicle (EV) industry.
Queen Mary University of London has received a Bronze Award from AdvanceHE for their Race Equality Charter (REC).
Automated material synthesis and characterization reduces discovery time from hours to minutes
The research discusses the impact of climate change on the systems that facilitate physiological adaptations to heat exposure
Julie Begum, Joanne Hannaford, Peter Heathcote and Padmavati Ramachandran received honorary fellowships and degrees as part of our summer graduation ceremonies.
Professor Virginia Davis has been awarded the Queen Mary Staff Medal in recognition of her exceptional, sustained contribution to Queen Mary.
On Wednesday 17th July, Queen Mary University of London welcomed the Minister for Education at the Royal Thai Embassy in London, along with members of the Embassy’s Office of Educational Affairs.
Sci-fi spaceships could create bursts within the range of future detectors
Dr. Andy Russell, Senior Lecturer in Environmental Science and Director of the Research Centre for Environmental Change and Communities, has been appointed as a Thematic Research Lead (TRL) on Climate and Environment for UK Parliament.
The maximum size of T. rex is estimated to be 70% larger than current values
Protein ‘signatures’, which can be obtained via a blood sample, can be used to predict the onset of 67 diseases including multiple myeloma, non-Hodgkin lymphoma, motor neurone disease, pulmonary fibrosis, and dilated cardiomyopathy. Using protein information to predict the onset of diseases could help with timely diagnosis, early initiation of treatment and improved patient outcomes.
A massive new study of 127 surveys across 11 years, published in Nature and carried out by an international team of researchers, sheds light on the true value of degraded tropical rainforests.
There is no difference in live birth rates between time-lapse imaging and other standard approaches used in in vitro fertilisation (IVF) for embryo incubation and selection prior to implantation, according to research led by Queen Mary.
Professor Chie Adachi, Dean for Digital Education in the Faculty of Medicine and Dentistry, discusses how our pioneering Digital Education Studio is making medical education more accessible.
The British Academy has elected Queen Mary University of London Professors Rachael Mulheron KC (Hon), Professor of Tort Law and Civil Justice and Daniel Harbour, Professor of Cognitive Science of Language as new Fellows.
Professor Yang Hao of Queen Mary University of London has been awarded the IEEE John Kraus Antenna Award in recognition of his significant contributions to the field of antennas and propagation.