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Genetic resistance brings hope for ash trees
Professor Richard Buggs and his team discovered genetic variation that makes some ash trees resistant to the deadly fungal disease, ash dieback.
Helping doctors communicate better with patients
Researchers from Queen Mary set out to analyse and improve communication in a clinical setting.
'Strengths for the journey' intervention gives hope to children in refugee camps
"Strengths for the Journey" is a positive psychology-based intervention that can be delivered in humanitarian crisis contexts with limited resources.
Loggerhead turtle conservation
A Queen Mary research project in Cabo Verde has seen local numbers soar, offering a sustainable way to protect this fascinating species.
New software helps improve critical decision making
Most mathematical approaches used in risk assessment and critical decision making rely too heavily on 'big data' and statistical analysis.
What’s in the water? Measuring the impact of plastic pollution
How can we accurately measure the impact of all plastics?