Each year we offer fully-funded Research Studentships to support the next generation of leading academics. Funding is available across all research areas and it typically comprises three years of ...

The study, published in Nature Medicine, shows that future risk of 18 obesity-related diseases can be predicted using 20 ...

Academics from across Queen Mary University of London have been ranked among the top 100 researchers in their fields in the ...

The Thames Estuary Production Corridor Skills Summit formed the centrepiece of a wider event hosted by Greater London ...

Scientists have found that human hair growth does not grow by being pushed out of the root; it’s actually pulled upward by a force associated with a hidden network of moving cells. The findings ...

Meet Tom Pyman, Grounds and Gardens Supervisor. In his profile, Tom tells us about No Mow May, his favourite trees on campus, ...

The study, published today in Nature Metabolism, advances our understanding of what’s happening across the body after prolonged periods without food. Researchers from Queen Mary’s Precision Healthcare ...

The study is the first to provide scientific evidence to demonstrate the scale and impact, and continued use of this ...

The report, Toxic Investors: The Dirty Dozen’s insatiable drive for oil and gas profits, reveals that BlackRock, Vanguard and State Street, the so-called “Big Three” asset managers, have dramatically ...

Some bees really do change colour with the weather, according to new research that shows humidity can temporarily alter the ...

Warning: this article contains spoilers. The Zone of Interest opens by introducing viewers to a husband, wife and their family as they picnic by a river. The scene seems idyllic. Shortly after, the ...

Scientists from the Department of Geography and Environmental Science at Queen Mary University of London have developed a simple model to show how buoyant plastic can settle through the water column ...