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Dr Joe Briscoe article News story: Queen Mary researcher receives €2 million grant to develop more efficient solar technology
17, December , 2020

Dr Joe Briscoe, from the School of Engineering and Materials Science, has been awarded funding from the European Research Council (ERC) to investigate new ways to improve the efficiency of solar technology.

Girls learning to code. Credit:kaz_c/iStock.com article News story: Helping to inspire the next generation of STEM students
15, December , 2020

In collaboration with the Evening Standard, Queen Mary staff and students are encouraging young people to explore science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM) and their impact. 

Electric power lines. Credit: xijian/iStock.com article News story: Scientists publish open resource to help design ‘greener’ energy systems
11, December , 2020

Researchers have created a database of measurements from existing global power grid systems that will help develop new power systems capable of meeting changing demands, such as the move towards renewable energy sources.

DragonflyAI Visual Analytics software. Credit:DragonflyAI article News story: Visual analytics tool developed at Queen Mary receives further investment
10, December , 2020

DragonflyAI, a visual analytics software developed at Queen Mary, has secured £625,000 ($1m) seed funding to continue as market lead in predictive analytics.

Professional Ballerina practicing at home during the pandemic. Credit: Kemal Yildirim/iStock.com article News story: New project will explore use of digital technologies to support remote learning in performing arts
8, December , 2020

A new research collaboration, led by Queen Mary University of London, will investigate how digital technologies could be used to support learning in performing arts during the Covid-19 pandemic.

Virus particles surrounding lungs. Credit: feellife/iStock.com article News story: Queen Mary scientists receive donation from Emulate, Inc to support Covid-19 research
1, December , 2020

Researchers from the Blizard Institute at Queen Mary University of London will use miniaturised living systems with human cells, known as organ-chips, donated by Emulate, Inc to investigate how Covid-19 affects the lungs.

Woman with trolley shopping in a store. Credit: Kwangmoozaa/iStock.com article News story: Office for Product Safety Standards supports Queen Mary research on novel methods of risk assessment
24, November , 2020

The Government’s Office for Product Safety Standards (OPSS) is funding a research project at Queen Mary to examine novel methods of product risk assessment.

Coronavirus particles spread through tiny droplets of liquid floating through the air. Credit: fpm/iStock.com article News story: Existing UV light technology has potential to reduce Covid-19 transmission indoors
19, November , 2020

A recent study has shown that a UV light technology already used to prevent the spread of other airborne diseases in buildings has the potential to be effective against Covid-19.

Members of the Drosophila Laboratory, University of Ibadan, Nigeria participating. Credit: DrosAfrica article News story: Charity founded by Queen Mary academic holds first online conference to help fight inequality in science
17, November , 2020

DrosAfrica, a grassroots biomedical charity, has held its first online workshop to help establish a highly skilled community of Drosophila African scientists and further biomedical research.

A view port of an experimental setup, showing a region in space with prestellar cores. The molecule that looks as if it is just getting out of the setup is Glycine. Credit: Professor Harold Linnartz. article News story: Building blocks of life can form long before stars
17, November , 2020

An international team of scientists have shown that glycine, the simplest amino acid and an important building block of life, can form under the harsh conditions that govern chemistry in space

Professor Sean Gong article News story: Queen Mary professor recognised as world-leading engineer by the Institute of Engineering and Technology
17, November , 2020

Professor Sean Gong, Professor of Visual Computation at the School of Electronic Engineering and Computer Science and Queen Mary Turing Fellow, was recently awarded the Institute of Engineering and Technology (IET) 2020 Achievement Medal for Vision Engineering.

Woman holding her wrist. Credit: ljubaphoto/iStock.com article News story: Queen Mary partner with healthtech startup Living With to help Rheumatoid Arthritis patients
16, November , 2020

Working with innovative healthtech startup Living With, researchers from Queen Mary University of London are launching a new project that could revolutionize the treatment of Rheumatoid Arthritis (RA) and save the NHS millions every year.

Image representing string theory. Credit: dianaarturovna/iStock.com article News story: Sir Roger Penrose: The groundbreaking discoveries more than worthy of a Nobel Prize
16, November , 2020

Last month Sir Roger Penrose was announced as the joint winner of the 2020 Nobel Prize in Physics. Sir Roger Penrose previously held a visiting Professorship at the Centre for Research in String Theory (CRST) at Queen Mary University of London. In this blog, Professor David Berman and Professor Malcolm Perry from CRST discuss some of Penrose’s revolutionary ideas and how they have and continue to shape the field of particle physics.

Mistletoe. Credit: Andrew Leitch. article News story: Researchers shed light on evolution of giant plant genomes
5, November , 2020

New research from scientists at Queen Mary University London, the Royal Botanic Gardens Kew and Biology Centre CAS, Czech Republic has discovered how ‘giant’ plant genomes evolve. 

Professor Sasha Sodin. Credit: Professor Daniel Ueltschi. article News story: Queen Mary researcher wins prestigious Phillip Leverhulme prize
4, November , 2020

Professor Sasha Sodin from Queen Mary University of London has been awarded £100,000 by the Leverhulme Trust to support research in mathematical physics.

Professor Hazel Screen article News story: This is Engineering Day: Interview with Professor Hazel Screen
4, November , 2020

“To me, engineering is all about problem solving and I believe the skills you develop as an engineer can translate to all aspects of life and your career.”

Image depicting failure and success. Credit: istock.com/EtiAmmos article News story: Nudges fail more often than is reported, experts warn
28, October , 2020

Research led by Queen Mary University of London has shown that despite the widespread use of behavioural interventions across society, failed interventions are surprisingly common.

Patient on ventilator lying in hospital bed as medical professional moves his bed. Credit: xavierarnau/iStock.com article News story: Scientists develop algorithm to help relieve pressure on the NHS
21, October , 2020

New research suggests an algorithm could be used to help optimise the sharing of healthcare resources during the Covid-19 pandemic, preventing NHS intensive care units (ICU) from becoming overwhelmed.

Dr Ana Jorge Sobrido article News story: Queen Mary researcher awarded UKRI Future Leaders Fellowship
15, October , 2020

Dr Ana Jorge Sobrido from Queen Mary University of London has today been named as one of UK Research and Innovation’s (UKRI) Future Leaders Fellows for her work to develop innovative energy storage systems.

Premature baby in an incubator. Credit: CatEyePerspective/iStock.com article News story: New bioengineering approach to fix fetal membranes
13, October , 2020

New research led by Queen Mary University of London and UCL has shown that small bioengineered molecules can be used to repair defects in the fetal membranes that surround and protect babies developing in the womb. 

Image of a soundwave. Credit: Ali Kahfi/iStock.com article News story: Scientists find upper limit for the speed of sound
9, October , 2020

A research collaboration between Queen Mary University of London, the University of Cambridge and the Institute for High Pressure Physics in Troitsk has discovered the fastest possible speed of sound.

Chromosol logo article News story: Queen Mary spinout Chromosol wins Royal Society of Chemistry competition
30, September , 2020

Chromosol, a spinout company from Queen Mary University of London has been announced as a winner of the Royal Society of Chemistry Emerging Technologies Competition.

Data-Centric Enginering programme. Credit:Queen Mary University of London article News story: Queen Mary opens applications for new programme to help promising individuals return to research
14, September , 2020

Applications are now open for Queen Mary University of London’s innovative Centre for Doctoral Training (CDT) in Data-Centric Engineering, which aims to increase mobility between industry and academia.

Professor Ginestra Bianconi article News story: Queen Mary mathematician wins prestigious award for network science contributions
24, September , 2020

Professor Ginestra Bianconi, Professor of Applied Mathematics at Queen Mary’s School of Mathematical Sciences, has been elected a Fellow of the Network Science Society.

Professor James Busfield and Professor Yang Hao were elected as fellows of the Royal Academy of Engineering article News story: Queen Mary professors elected as fellows of the Royal Academy of Engineering
22, September , 2020

The Royal Academy of Engineering have elected two Queen Mary engineers, Professor James Busfield and Professor Yang Hao, as fellows.

Dr Khai D Q Nguyen speaking at the Innovations in Elastomeric Materials and Products event in 2019 article News story: Queen Mary researcher named ‘Future Innovator’ at National Awards
21, September , 2020

Dr Khai D. Q. Nguyen, a postdoctoral researcher at Queen Mary University of London has been announced as an award winner at the 2020 Knowledge Transfer Partnerships (KTP) Best of the Best Awards.

Tortoise hatchling next to face-like stimuli used in the study.Credit:Gionata Stancher article News story: Tortoise hatchlings are attracted to faces from birth
14, September , 2020

Tortoises are born with a natural preference for faces, according to new research from scientists at Queen Mary University of London, the University of Trento and the Fondazione Museo Civico Rovereto. 

Waves of connected particles. Credit: piranka/iStock.com article News story: Molecular ‘dances’ determine how liquids take up heat
9, September , 2020

Scientists have uncovered a link between the microscopic movements of particles in a liquid and its ability to absorb heat.

article News story: Queen Mary appoints Director for new Digital Environment Research Institute
14, September , 2020

Queen Mary University of London has announced the appointment of Professor Greg Slabaugh as the Director of the University’s new Digital Environment Research Institute (DERI).

article News story: Queen Mary researchers receive prestigious early-career awards
3, September , 2020

Three researchers from Queen Mary University of London have been awarded highly competitive European Research Council (ERC) Starting Grants to support ground-breaking scientific research.

Workers of the red fire ant on a sequencing chip. Credit: Yannick Wurm & Emeline Favreau. article News story: New study shows evolutionary breakdown of ‘social’ chromosome in ants
25, August , 2020

Scientists from Queen Mary University of London have found that harmful mutations accumulating in the fire ant social chromosome are causing its breakdown.

Undergraduate students at Queen Mary. Credit: Queen Mary. article News story: Tata Consultancy Services launches new bursary scheme to support the next generation of computer scientists at Queen Mary
12, August , 2020

Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), a leading global IT services, consulting and business solutions organisation, have provided a significant donation in support of undergraduate Computer Science students at Queen Mary University of London.

Transmission Electron Micrograph of graphene decorated with platinum nanoparticles. The dark spots are the platinum nanoparticles and the grey sheet they lie on is the graphene support material. Credit: Patrick Cullen / Gyen Ming Angel article News story: Scientists develop new material for longer-lasting fuel cells
23, July , 2020

New research, involving scientists at Queen Mary University of London, suggests that graphene could be used to make more durable hydrogen fuel cells for cars.

Elvis & Kresse Ltd rescue waste material and transform it into luxury fashion accessories © Elvis & Kresse (EAKO Ltd) article News story: Collaborating with SMEs to develop sustainable fashion
14, July , 2020

Researchers from Queen Mary University of London’s School of Engineering and Materials Science are working with a multi-award winning accessories brand to drive forward sustainable innovation within the fashion industry.

Queen Mary's Data Science and AI MSC Conversion Course article News story: Queen Mary launch masters conversion programme in Data Science and AI
14, July , 2020

The innovative new programme will open up the field of Data Science and Artificial Intelligence (AI) to students from non-STEM backgrounds.

Starfish Asterias rubens. Credit: Ray Crundwell. article News story: Starfish provide missing link in evolution of key brain messenger molecules
13, July , 2020

Scientists have revealed that neurochemicals in the fly brain and the human brain evolved from a common ancestral molecule, despite having very different structures. 

Attendees at the 2020 Cosmic Con virtual conference article News story: School students showcase physics research at virtual ‘Cosmic Con’
7, July , 2020

On Saturday 4 July, pupils from schools across London presented their work on Queen Mary University of London research projects at the annual ‘Cosmic Con’ conference.

Close up shot of a home security camera on a wall in an apartment. A man is sitting on a sofa in the background. Credit: gorodenkoff/ iStock.com article News story: New research reveals privacy risks of Home Security Cameras
6, July , 2020

An international study, involving researchers from Queen Mary University of London and the Chinese Academy of Science, has used data from a major home Internet Protocol (IP) security camera provider to evaluate potential privacy risks for users.

Queen Mary postgraduate students having a conversation. Credit: Queen Mary. article News story: Queen Mary strengthen relationship with DeepMind through scholarship programme for women and BAME students
30, June , 2020

Leading British artificial intelligence (AI) company DeepMind has renewed its support for under-represented students pursuing postgraduate studies in AI at Queen Mary University of London.

Reservoir surrounded by hills. Credit: daverhead/iStock.com article News story: Global warming will cause ecosystems to produce more methane than first predicted
29, June , 2020

New research suggests that as the Earth warms natural ecosystems will release more of the greenhouse gas methane than expected from predictions based on temperature increases alone.

Nurse holds swab for coronavirus test. Credit: sonreir es gratis/iStock.com article News story: Coronavirus: Queen Mary study suggests more people have had it than previously estimated
25, June , 2020

Queen Mary researchers Professor Norman Fenton, Professor Martin Neil and Dr Scott Mclachlan from the School of Electronic Engineering and Computer Science, and Dr Magda Osman, from the School of Biological and Chemical Sciences, co-wrote an opinion piece for The Conversation on over-confidence in the reporting of Covid-19 statistics. 

Super-Earths discovered orbiting nearby star. Credit: University of Göttingen article News story: Super-Earths discovered orbiting nearby star
25, June , 2020

A system of super-Earth planets has been detected orbiting one of closest stars to the Sun, Gliese 887.

Person typing on laptop computer keyboard.Credit:Poike/iStock.com article News story: Researchers launch new website for people to test their sensitivity
25, June , 2020

Studies have shown that some people seem more sensitive than others. Now researchers have developed a free online questionnaire that allows you to test exactly how sensitive you are.

WES Top 50 Women in Engineering award winner, Dr Petra Ágota Szilágyi article News story: Queen Mary researcher recognised in WES Top 50 Women in Engineering
23, June , 2020

Dr Petra Ágota Szilágyi, a lecturer in Functional Materials at Queen Mary University of London has been announced as a winner of the Women’s Engineering Society (WES) Top 50 Women in Engineering: Sustainability awards.

Emulate's organs-on-chips technology. Credit: Emulate article News story: Using Organs-on-chips technology to accelerate COVID-19 research
15, June , 2020

The Queen Mary & Emulate Organs-on-Chips Centre is involved in a new initiative to use miniaturised living systems with human cells, known as organ-chips, in the fight against COVID-19.

Most stars form in big stellar clusters. This image depicts a stellar cluster called M16 also known as The Eagle Nebula. Credit- T.A.Rector (NRAO/AUI/NSF and NOAO/AURA/NSF) and B.A.Wolpa (NOAO/AURA/NSF). article News story: Astronomers discover how long-lived Peter Pan discs evolve
11, June , 2020

New research from scientists at Queen Mary University of London has revealed how long-lived Peter Pan discs form, which could provide new insights into how planets arise.  

A giant of a moon appears before a giant of a planet undergoing seasonal changes in this natural color view of Titan and Saturn from NASA's Cassini spacecraft.Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech/Space Science Institute article News story: Saturn's Moon Titan Drifting Away Faster Than Previously Thought
8, June , 2020

Research involving scientists from Queen Mary University of London has shown that the moons of Saturn are moving outwards faster than first estimated, providing new insights into how the Saturn system formed. 

Study in twins finds our sensitivity is partly in our genes. Credit: libre de droit/iStock.com article News story: Study in twins finds our sensitivity is partly in our genes
3, June , 2020

Some people are more sensitive than others – and around half of these differences can be attributed to our genes, new research has found.

People more likely to accept nudges if they know how they work and how effective they are. Credit: yganko/iStock.com article News story: People more likely to accept nudges if they know how they work and how effective they are
1, June , 2020

The more people know about when and why behavioural interventions are being used and their effectiveness, the more likely they are to accept their use to change their behaviour, according to recent research from Queen Mary University of London and the University of Oxford.

Scientists find genes to save ash trees from deadly beetle. Credit: USDA Forest Service photo by Jennifer Koch. article News story: Scientists find genes to save ash trees from deadly beetle
25, May , 2020

An international team of scientists have identified candidate resistance genes that could protect ash trees from the Emerald Ash Borer (EAB), a deadly pest that is expected to kill billions of trees worldwide.

article News story: International Day for Biological Diversity: How Queen Mary research is helping to conserve species worldwide
22, May , 2020

Biodiversity is used to describe the wide variety of plants, animals and microorganisms found in the world, and the interactions between them.

Skulls of a male (top) and female (bottom) gharial (Gavialis gangeticus). Credit: Larry Witmer, Ohio University article News story: We can't really tell male and female dinosaurs apart, new research suggests
12, May , 2020

On Dinosaur Day, Friday 15 May, we're delving deeper into new research led by Queen Mary, which has reopened the debate on whether we can identify male and female dinosaur fossils. 

New study reveals unexpected softness of bilayer graphene. Credit: theasis/ iStock.com article News story: New study reveals unexpected softness of bilayer graphene
30, April , 2020

Research from Queen Mary University of London has found that bilayer graphene is much softer than multi-layered graphite.

The image shows how fundamental constants of Nature set the fundamental lower limit for liquid viscosity. Image by thehackneycollective.com article News story: Scientists discover just how runny a liquid can be
24, April , 2020

Scientists from Queen Mary University of London and the Russian Academy of Sciences have found a limit to how runny a liquid can be. 

Boy using phone. Credit: Rouzes/iStock.com article News story: Researchers develop new guidance for the remote delivery of psychological therapy to children
21, April , 2020

Psychologists from Queen Mary University of London have created a free online resource for mental health services now looking to deliver psychological therapy to children remotely due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Cell screening of implant materials article News story: Queen Mary secure new Knowledge Transfer Partnerships to support industry engagement
17, April , 2020

Researchers from Queen Mary’s School of Engineering and Materials Science and the Institute of Dentistry have been awarded two new Knowledge Transfer Partnerships (KTPs) to support innovation and knowledge transfer with industry partners.

article News story: Coronavirus: country comparisons are pointless unless we account for these biases in testing
2, April , 2020

Dr Magda Osman, Reader in Experimental Psychology, with the School of Biological and Chemical Sciences, and Professor Norman Fenton, Professor of Computer Science, Professor Martin Neil, Professor of Computer Science and Statistics, and Mr Scott Mclachlan, Postdoctoral Research Assistant, with the School of Electronic Engineering and Computer Science, co-wrote an opinion piece for The Conversation, about the flaws in comparing countries on coronavirus.

A lit cigarette. Credit: iStock/Altayb article News story: Screening of zebrafish identifies gene involved in human nicotine addiction
30, March , 2020

Researchers at Queen Mary University of London have shown that zebrafish can provide genetic clues to smoking, a complex human behaviour.  

Students sitting exams article News story: Don’t worry about cancelled exams – research shows we should switch to teacher assessment permanently
27, March , 2020

Dr Margherita Malanchini, Lecturer in Psychology, with the School of Biological and Chemical Sciences, co-wrote an opinion piece for The Conversation, about the positive evidence supporting a switch from exams to teacher assessments permanently.

Dr Rosemary Clyne, Senior Lecturer in Biomedical Sciences at Queen Mary University of London article News story: Queen Mary academic wins teaching excellence award
24, March , 2020

Dr Rosemary Clyne, Senior Lecturer in Biomedical Sciences at Queen Mary University of London, has received the prestigious 2021 Teaching Excellence Award from the Biochemical Society.

Three-spined Stickleback. Credit:Hadot/iStock.com article News story: Are epigenetics really the silver bullet against climate change?
23, March , 2020

Species use ‘natural’, epigenetic mechanisms to adapt to their environments but these responses may not be enough to help them cope with climate change, according to new research involving scientists from Queen Mary University of London.

Postgraduate student Lei Tan presenting at the STEM for Britain event article News story: Queen Mary student takes research to Parliament
16, March , 2020

Queen Mary postgraduate student Lei Tan attended parliament to present her research to politicians and scientific experts as part of the STEM for BRITAIN event.  

Schematic of the microscopic interactions between active particles (green) and a passive tracer (blue) article News story: Mathematicians develop new theory to explain real-world randomness
18, March , 2020

Einstein’s theory of Brownian motion, which describes the random movement of particles in fluids, is widely used to model randomness throughout science. However, this revolutionary model only works when a fluid is static, or at equilibrium.  

An illustration of people wearing face masks to avoid viral transmission article News story: Coronavirus: sequencing the DNA of patients screened for coronavirus might save lives
17, March , 2020

Professor Richard Buggs, Professor of Evolutionary Genomics, and Professor Richard Nichols, Professor of Genetics, both with the School of Biological and Chemical Sciences, co-wrote an opinion piece for The Conversation about sequencing the DNA of patients screened for coronavirus to help save lives.

Image showing microwave sensor technology system measuring drop of blood. article News story: Researchers use microwaves to measure signs of dehydration
5, March , 2020

A new study involving scientists from Queen Mary University of London and the National Physical Laboratory (NPL) has successfully used microwaves to measure blood-based molecules known to be influenced by dehydration.

Queen Mary to launch innovative doctoral training programme in Data Science and Engineering article News story: Queen Mary to launch innovative doctoral training programme in Data Science and Engineering
6, March , 2020

UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) have awarded £1.6m funding to Queen Mary University of London for a programme to encourage people from non-academic backgrounds to pursue doctoral training.

Using medicine-based approaches to protect pollinators. Credit: fotokostic/iStock.com article News story: Using medicine-based approaches to protect pollinators
4, March , 2020

Molecular medicine approaches could improve the efficiency and sensitivity of pesticide research and evaluation, according to researchers from Queen Mary University of London.   

Social networks accelerate cultural evolution in hunter-gatherers article News story: Social networks accelerate cultural evolution in hunter-gatherers
28, February , 2020

A new study, involving researchers from Queen Mary University of London, has shown that the unique social structure of real-life hunter-gatherers increases the rate at which culture evolves.

A bee solving the task of recognising the same shape (a sphere) in darkness when it could feel but not see the shapes. Credit - Lars Chittka article News story: Bumblebees can experience an object using one sense and later recognise it using another
20, February , 2020

How are we able to find things in the dark? And how can we imagine how something feels just by looking at it?

Plastic pollution on the Upper Lea. Credit: James Pretty article News story: Queen Mary lead European project to tackle plastic pollution
7, February , 2020

A €14m joint project involving key partners across England and France has launched this week in a bid to prevent plastic hotspots in the Channel.

Psychologists discover secret to achieving goals. Credit: solidcolours/iStock article News story: Psychologists discover secret to achieving goals
20, February , 2020

Research led by scientists at Queen Mary University of London has provided new insights into why people often make unrealistic plans that are doomed to fail. 

Queen Mary awarded over £3 million for astronomy research article News story: Queen Mary awarded over £3 million for astronomy research
7, February , 2020

Researchers from the School of Physics and Astronomy have received funding from the Science and Technology Facilities Council (STFC), part of UK Research and Innovation, to support new research projects aimed at improving our understanding of the universe.

Artist’s concept of the Parker Solar Probe spacecraft approaching the sun. Credit: NASA/Johns Hopkins APL/Steve Gribben article News story: Researchers uncover intense chaotic motions of the solar wind
3, February , 2020

New research from Queen Mary University of London has observed the chaotic behaviour of the solar wind at distances closer to the Sun than ever before.

Students testing their robots at the event. Credit: Ray Crundwell Photography article News story: Queen Mary hosts Lego engineering challenge for local school students
29, January , 2020

On 25 January, Queen Mary University of London opened their doors to local schoolchildren for the 2020 FIRST® LEGO® League tournament.

Solitary female bee selecting their nest. Credit:Olli Loukola article News story: Smart single mother bees learn from their neighbours
29, January , 2020

Solitary female bees inspect other nests for signs of danger before making decisions on where to build their own, a new London-based study suggests.

A screenshot from the I Stung Gwyneth Paltrow music video. Credit: John Clay. article News story: Rock n roll biologist’s new music video exposes Gwyneth Paltrow’s alternative ‘health treatments’
22, January , 2020

Rock n roll biologist Professor Lars Chittka has released a new music video which takes aim at the alternative ‘health treatments’ of Gwyneth Paltrow. 

Emulate's organs-on-chips technology. Credit: Emulate article News story: Queen Mary opens Organs-on-Chips Centre for advancements in medical research and drug development
16, January , 2020

A new research centre which aims to revolutionise medical research and drug development using microengineered Organs-on-Chips has opened at Queen Mary University of London.

Children painting during the Strengths for the Journey program. Credit: Queen Mary article News story: Psychology program for refugee children improves wellbeing
17, January , 2020

A positive psychology program created by researchers at Queen Mary University of London focuses on promoting wellbeing in refugee children. It is unusual in that it focuses on promoting positive outcomes, rather than addressing war trauma exposure.

Good connections key to startup success. Credit dem10/iStock.com. article News story: Good connections key to startup success
15, January , 2020

The future potential of early stage startups can be assessed by their existing professional relationships, research led by a team at Queen Mary University of London suggests. 

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