A new digital test developed by researchers at Queen Mary University of London could help people receive a faster and more accurate diagnosis of dementia, as part of a major new UK-wide initiative.
Queen Mary University of London has launched a new transnational education partnership with the University of International ...
Queen Mary has been ranked 32nd in the world for research quality based on hard metrics, placing it in the top 1.4% of ...
A non-invasive technique that stimulates nerves through the ear has been shown to be safe, well tolerated and easy for ...
Queen Mary researchers help reveal an unusual exoplanet orbit that could provide new clues about the formation and evolution ...
The innovation could enable protection at lower doses, meaning vaccines could be rolled out further and faster than was ...
Professor Dino Distefano, Professor of Software Verification at Queen Mary University of London, has been elected as a Fellow ...
Dr Samuel Pironon, Lecturer in Conservation Biology in Queen Mary University of London's Faculty of Science and Engineering, has been awarded a highly competitive UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) ...
Results from the world’s first randomised controlled trial of a multi-cancer early detection blood test have been published in two leading medical journals, providing important new evidence on whether ...
Research and teaching in biology, chemistry, biomedical sciences and psychology at Queen Mary University of London. Find out about admissions, entry requirements, clearing, undergraduate study, ...
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