By measuring interactions between cells, the method offers insights into how the human body fights viral infections, how ...

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 ...

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

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Pharmacology sits at the intersection of biology, chemistry, and medicine, exploring how drugs interact with the body and how new therapies are developed. At Queen Mary University of London, the BSc ...

Yinglun. Made Different MSc Marketing and Digital Communications student Yinglun is from Beijing, he tells us about coming to the UK for the first time, and how Queen Mary has broadened his horizons.

Shaw. Made Different Brand Marketing Associate Manager at Sotheby's in Shanghai, Shaw (MSc Investment and Finance) shares how Queen Mary was “instrumental in building the foundation for my career.” ...

Read our student stories to find out more about what it's like to study a masters programme at Queen Mary. "The modules are hands-on, allowing us to put theory into practice and gain a deeper ...

Queen Mary has climbed 35 places over the last two years to be ranked 110th in the QS World University Rankings - a reflection of our commitment to quality education and research. The University is ...

A new study co-authored by Dr Tanai Cardona, Reader in Synthetic Biology and Biotechnology here at the School of Biological and Behavioural Sciences, has revealed fresh insights into one of nature’s ...

A new study led by Queen Mary University of London researchers, reveals that group arts interventions – such as painting, music, or dance – can significantly reduce symptoms of depression and anxiety ...