Professor Susan Smith, Professor Keizo Akutagawa, Dr Martine Rothblatt, Professor John Rose, and Professor Simon Gaskell ...

A new local heritage walk celebrating Bengali history in East London will be launched this summer as part of South Asian ...

Scientists at the Centre for Cell Dynamics, School of Biological and Behavioural Sciences, Queen Mary University of London, in collaboration with Carl Zeiss, have developed an innovative live-cell ...

Home-testing kits for HPV will soon be offered to women in England who are overdue for cervical cancer screening, giving ...

We’re proud to share that Mariam Salim Hammoud, a Postgraduate Researcher at the School of Business and Management, has been named a semi-finalist in the national Vitae Three Minute Thesis (3MT) ...

Staff at Queen Mary University of London have won two prestigious Advance HE awards. For media information, contact: These ...

One of the most onerous and prohibitive costs associated with legal action is that of disclosure. Generally, this process ...

England’s new free speech law comes into force – what it means for universities 8 August 2025 Eric Heinze wrote for The Conversation about the Higher Education Act 2023, which could change the way ...

On Tuesday afternoon of Welcome Week, take some time for a bit of self-care - while having fun and meeting new people. Take ...

The Cloud Legal Project (CLP), launched in 2009 by Queen Mary Professors Millard, Walden, and Reed, was the first legal research project to focus specifically on cloud computing. Over the years, the ...

Professor Hörnle’s research into online gambling and regulation is strengthening regulation and its enforcement, and reducing the harms of online gambling. In particular, the research has benefited ...

The proliferation of AI in warfare introduces unprecedented challenges, prompting a critical examination of its impact on moral agency and accountability. This research explores how the adoption of AI ...