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The Pavilion is part of the British Council’s UK–Kenya Season 2025 and marks the first time the Venice platform has been used ...

Yannick joins ARIA from the School of Biological and Behavioural Sciences at Queen Mary, where he is Professor of Evolutionary Genomics and Bioinformatics. Renowned for pioneering the use of molecular ...

Led by Dr. Edward W. Large (University of Connecticut) and including Dr. Iran R. Roman, the research challenges older theories that rely heavily on prediction and learned expectations. Instead, NRT ...

The research conducted by members of this group spans several areas of economic theory. One stream focuses on voting rules and how they affect the aggregation of information in elections. Another area ...

Unibots UK is an autonomous robotics competition, held annually at the University of Cambridge, attracting nationwide student clubs and academics to compete and discuss the latest trends in AI and ...

Readings from Sam McBean (School of The Arts) and Zoe Holman (PhD, QMUL) Sam McBean is Reader in Gender, Sexuality, and Contemporary Culture at QMUL and chair of the Sexual Cultures Research Group.

What's your thesis title? Identification of Interactive Motion Patterns in Neurodivergent Children and Adults. Can you summarise your research in one sentence? Using a robotic system to experimentally ...

Research in the Applied Micro group spans a number of areas, from labour economics to health economics, political economy and economic development. Studies in this area have addressed central issues ...

Queen Mary’s vision is to develop global partnerships on a basis of true equality, enabling collaborative research and teaching, and through fostering mutual understanding. We work closely with our ...

Most of us use cloud computing without thinking twice. When you check your messages in Gmail or Outlook, attend a meeting on Teams or Zoom, use social media like Instagram or Twitter, all of these ...

Please join us on Wednesday 7 th May from 12:45 to 3pm in the Maths Social Hub for an interactive workshop and discussion focused on how we can work together to foster a more positive and inclusive ...