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Queen Mary attracts world-class researchers from all corners of the globe.

Their work has a far-reaching impact, improving health, social and living conditions, advancing technology and innovation, and influencing public policy and debate.

Doctor consults with male patient

Prolaris – a powerful test for prostate cancer prognosis

Professor Jack Cuzick

John Snow Professor of Epidemiology

Parliamentary hemicycle of the European Union in Brussels

Protecting the rights of workers under EU free trade agreements

School of Geography

Professor Adrian Smith — Professor Adrian Smith

Professor of Human Geography

PNG_Frabelle Transhippment in Lae Bay

Who owns the fish? Global value chains in the fishing industry

School of Business and Management

Professor Liam Campling — Professor Liam Campling

Professor of International Business and Development

Vitamin D capsules

Vitamin D halves risk of fatal lung attacks and brings relief to acute respiratory patients

The Blizard Institute

Professor Adrian Martineau

Clinical Professor of Respiratory Infection and Immunity

Mammogram

Breast cancer drug Anastrozole offers protection for at least 12 years

Professor Jack Cuzick

Director, Wolfson Institute of Preventive Medicine and Head, Centre for Cancer Prevention

British Supreme Court judges walk through Westminster in London to an annual ceremony at the start of the legal year

Breaking barriers – equality and diversity in the highest courts

School of Law

Professor Kate Malleson — Professor Kate Malleson

Professor of Law

The Royal Exchange and the 122 Leadenhall Street skyscraper, City of London

Reforming financial regulation and resolution

Centre for Commercial Law Studies

Rosa Lastra — Professor Rosa María Lastra

Sir John Lubbock Chair in Banking Law

The Museum of the Home

What does home mean to you?

School of Geography

Professor Alison Blunt — Professor Alison Blunt

Professor of Geography

Three bumblebee workers (Bombus terrestris) prepare to leave their nest box.

Plight of the bumblebee: how Queen Mary helped Britain’s native pollinators

School of Biological and Behavioural Sciences

Lars Chittika — Professor Lars Chittka

Professor of Sensory and Behavioural Ecology

A paper collage of colourful butterflies made during the project

‘Strengths for the Journey’ intervention gives hope to children in refugee camps

School of Biological and Behavioural Sciences

Dr Sevasti Foka

Senior Lecturer in Psychology, Director of Graduate Employment and Opportunities

On the slopes of Mount Hanang, near to one of the mole-rat sites

Discovery of two mole-rat species creates new protected areas in Tanzania

School of Biological and Behavioural Sciences

Chris Faulkes — Dr Chris Faulkes

Reader in Evolutionary Ecology

Fyke nets

Long-term research on fresh waters informs policy and reveals response to reductions in air pollution

School of Biological and Behavioural Sciences

Professor Alan Hildrew — Professor Alan Hildrew

Professor of Ecology