Queen Mary embarks on new collaborative initiative, Moon Palace! 2 December 2024
We are thrilled to announce our partnership in a collaborative initiative, Moon Palace, made possible by a generous collaborative project funding of £22,000 from The Ogden Trust.
Queen Mary Celebrates Horizon Prize Win for Groundbreaking Virtual Education Initiatives 19 November 2024
Queen Mary University of London is proud to announce that the 3DI Virtual Reality Institute and the International Sustainable Chemistry Consortium (ISCC), co-founded by Dr. Stellios Arseniyadis, have been awarded the prestigious 2024 Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC) Horizon Prize for Education.
Postdoc Appreciation Week 2024: Celebrating Our Postdoctoral Researchers 20 September 2024
In celebration of National Postdoc Appreciation Week (16-20 September), Queen Mary recognises the vital contributions of our postdoctoral researchers across all faculties.
Queen Mary Student Wins Prestigious SEDA Award for Innovative Augmented Reality Chemistry Guides 19 July 2024
Shane Dunne, a second-year chemistry student at Queen Mary University of London (QMUL), has been honoured with the esteemed SEDA Student Partnership Impact Award.
Astronomy and Chemistry Shine in 2024 National Students Survey Results 19 July 2024
The recently released 2024 National Students Survey (NSS) results have highlighted significant achievements in Astronomy and Chemistry, marking a milestone for the Faculty and contributing positively towards our TEF2027 objectives. These encouraging outcomes underscore our ongoing commitment to delivering a student experience rated as Gold.
Dr. Dimitris Kalogiros Honored with 'Academic Advice Champion' Award at Queen Mary University of London Education Awards 4 July 2024
We are thrilled to announce Dr. Dimitris Kalogiros won the “Academic Advice Champion” award in the Educational Awards across Queen Mary University of London.
Shaping the future of STEM education: Nobel laureate Carl Wieman visits Queen Mary 24 June 2024
Professor Wieman and Queen Mary University of London academics discussed their techniques for effective teaching informed by research.
New research challenges ideas on the origin of polarization in perovskite ferroelectrics 13 March 2024
Ferroelectric materials are ubiquitous materials found in applications, ranging from actuators, to capacitors.
Queen Mary scientists welcome new equipment in a major boost for materials analysis at the university 11 March 2024
The Faculty of Science at Queen Mary University has acquired a new system allowing us to characterise advanced materials to a new level of detail.