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Pride, Politics and Inclusion: The Transfeminist Agenda Reshaping International Relations
12 June 2025

Dr Alexander Stoffel, Postdoctoral Research Fellow in Politics and International Relations, is pioneering a transfeminist approach to global politics that centres inclusion, collaboration and the lived realities of trans people

Excellence in research and innovation recognised by experts
12 June 2025

Expert panellists from sectors including banking and government have recognised Queen Mary University of London’s innovation and research excellence at the University’s Research and Innovation Awards, 2025. 

Largest twin study explores whether the environment affects people differently depending on their genes
10 June 2025

An international team including researchers from Queen Mary have identified genetic factors that may make some individuals more or less sensitive to the environments they experience.

Robotic hand with human-like touch set to revolutionise dexterous manipulation
9 June 2025

New study introduces the F-TAC Hand, a biomimetic robotic hand with unprecedented tactile sensitivity, revolutionising dexterous manipulation in dynamic environments

Antibiotics taken during pregnancy may reduce preterm births
5 June 2025

A study of almost 1000 pregnant women in Zimbabwe found that a daily dose of a commonly used, safe and inexpensive antibiotic may have led to fewer babies being born early. Among women living with HIV, those who received the antibiotic had larger babies who were less likely to be preterm.

Ground-breaking ceremony marks start of new School of Business and Management building at Queen Mary
4 June 2025

An exciting step forward for Queen Mary and the East London community

Action needed to protect our creative future in the age of Generative AI
4 June 2025

Launched today at SXSW London, a new report from Queen Mary University of London, the Institute for the Future of Work, and The Alan Turing Institute reveals how Generative AI is already having profound impacts on the UK’s creative economy and calls for urgent action to protect creative workers.

MicrotubulesCellular scaffolding secrets unlocked: scientists discover key to microtubule growth
30 May 2025

Scientists found out how naturally unstable filaments decide whether to grow or to shorten.

New injection could help millions with high blood pressure
29 May 2025

Results from a clinical trial led by researchers from Queen Mary University of London, published yesterday in JAMA, show that giving people with high blood pressure an injection every six months can lead to a meaningful, sustained reduction in their blood pressure.

Supporting sustainability in film: Queen Mary academic leads cultural-environmental impact in Argentina
28 May 2025

Dr Paula Serafini visited Argentina for Pasturas, a unique film festival focused on transhumance, to present new sustainability tools and pilot a consultancy supporting the festival’s environmental goals

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