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In the 2025 National Student Survey (NSS), all survey themes at the School of Electronic Engineering and Computer Science saw an increase in positive student responses compared to 2024, highlighting ...

Queen Mary’s Centre for Commercial Law Studies (CCLS) is excited to announce the launch of three Executive Education programmes for Autumn 2025, designed to meet the needs of legal, policy, and ...

Are you ready to make a difference? At the School of Business and Management, you'll gain the skills, insights, and global perspective to lead with purpose and drive change where it matters most.

At the WHRI we conduct innovative, world-leading research in the fields of cardiovascular, endocrine and inflammation science.

Real-life robots might be a bit different from the ones on our screens, but they’re completely changing sectors such as manufacturing, healthcare, transport, agriculture and energy. Global employers ...

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 ...

A major new digital resource exploring how South Asians have shaped British life over the past two centuries has been launched to mark South Asian Heritage Month 2025.

His talk was titled ‘The Limits of Authority’ and centred on the limits of authority in the context of Joseph Raz’s theory. Silvia Lamprinopoulou and Visalakshy Gupta (Comparative and International ...

New findings from Queen Mary University of London show that people working in creative industries are worried their jobs are under threat from artificial intelligence (AI) and are calling for improved ...

New research, published today in Nature Communications and led by Dr Dunja Aksentijevic in the Faculty of Medicine and Dentistry, has revealed that that the genome of the naked mole-rat contains ...

At least a trillion insects are killed annually for food and animal feed. Routine slaughter methods include extreme heat and cold, often preceded by starvation. By comparison, “only” around 79 billion ...