Meet Mark Whelan, Research Culture Manager. In this profile Mark tells us about his work leading the central research culture team, the Carers’ Career Development Fund, and about workshop available on ...

The event, hosted by the renowned historian and broadcaster Professor Amanda Vickery, was organised in collaboration with the ...

The report, Toxic Investors: The Dirty Dozen’s insatiable drive for oil and gas profits, reveals that BlackRock, Vanguard 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.

The Pavilion is part of the British Council’s UK–Kenya Season 2025 and marks the first time the Venice platform has been used explicitly to celebrate UK–Africa cultural co-creation. The exhibition ...

Using advanced mathematical techniques and cutting-edge software, the team has identified suspicious trading patterns that suggest a coordinated attack on the ecosystem, leading to a catastrophic loss ...

This year’s conference, themed "Navigating New Pathways: Education and Innovation in China and Beyond”, brought international education leaders together to explore the evolving intersection between ...

Lambeth Country Show is one of London’s biggest free family festivals. Combining the best of the city and countryside, this two-day celebration in Brockwell Park attracts over 120,000 local people ...

What begins as coursework doesn’t usually end up in a national newspaper – but for two of our undergraduates, that’s exactly what happened. Students from the Urban African Economies module have had ...

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 ...