Combining information about proteins in the blood with genomic data provides new answers for some people with rare diseases ...

A study has found that young chimpanzees develop distinct population-specific vocal patterns as they mature (ontogeny), ...

New international research programme will bring together researchers and national tuberculosis programmes across five ...

Dr Camille Terrier, Reader in Queen Mary’s School of Economics and Finance, has been awarded funding for ELEVATE, a project examining why students from disadvantaged backgrounds remain ...

The project] “Working Beyond the Border: European Union Trade Agreements and International Labour Standards” (WBB) has shaped debate and policy regarding the European Union’s (EU’s) approach to Trade ...

Queen Mary University of London is delighted to offer Global Excellence Scholarships worth £7,000 for high achieving postgraduate taught offer holders joining us in September 2026/27. The Scholarship ...

The economies of many developing countries, particularly the Pacific Islands, rely on the fishing trade. The fishers form a ...

Present your work to a diverse audience of students, academics, and professionals across all disciplines, welcoming a range of undergraduate projects. Share your accomplishments, exchange ideas, and ...

This test could revolutionise oral cancer detection and prevent over 90% of unnecessary harmful scalpel biopsy procedures. These can be very painful, lead to infection and in some areas in the mouth ...

Popular music may be reflecting a growing culture of vices, according to new research from the Centre for Digital Music at Queen Mary University of London. The analysis of musical evolution has found ...

Queen Mary is proud to announce the opening of the Summer Training Research Initiative to Support Diversity and Equality (STRIDE). This program aims to provide research opportunities and financial ...