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Our research spans disciplines and pushes boundaries. Discover what we do here at Queen Mary, as well as the infrastructure and the people that make it possible.

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Interdisciplinary research

Combining expertise across disciplines to tackle some of society’s biggest challenges, grasp new opportunities and transform lives across the globe.
Interdisciplinary research

Our research community

Discover our vibrant research community: meet our people, find an expert and browse their insightful publications.
Our research community

£4.4bnUK economic impact

£170m+research income

£7benefit for every £1 spent

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Collaboration

At Queen Mary we work with businesses, the public sector and charities around the world to shape policy, drive innovation, and create tangible impact.
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Our Research Excellence Framework results

We’re very proud to share our REF 2021 results and to showcase how Queen Mary University of London leads the way in world-class research across diverse disciplines.
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Our research strategy

See how we’re creating a culture of excellence and making significant contributions to global knowledge and societal impact.
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Explore Queen Mary

Take an online tour of our faculties and specialist research institutes, and discover our state-of-the-art facilities.
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Collaboration and partnerships

By working together across diverse fields and sectors, we are able to address real-world challenges and make a meaningful difference in society.

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Featured research from around Queen Mary

School of Biological and Behavioural Sciences

Between ages 8 and 10 years, children become more independent, while digital technology plays a growing role in how they learn, play, communicate, and connect with others. The ORCHID study works with children, parents, and teachers to better understand and measure these online experiences and develop family-focused resources to support children’s digital wellbeing.

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