Covid-19 We would like to reassure all our prospective and existing students that we are working hard to minimise disruptions to teaching for the coming academic year. Please follow the link to see how QMUL is supporting staff, students and their studies, and for up to date information for applicants and offer holders.
We look forward to welcoming our new students in September and have put together some optional recommended reading and listening for undergraduate offer holders to stay occupied over the summer. Please head to your subject hubs to find this material, the links to which are provided in our email communications with you.
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.
A system of super-Earth planets has been detected orbiting one of closest stars to the Sun, Gliese 887. An international team of astronomers, including Professor Richard Nelson and Dr Gavin Coleman of Queen Mary University of London, made the discovery as part of Red Dots, a project to detect terrestrial planets orbiting stars close to the Sun.
European Fellowships The Centre for Condensed Mater and Material Physics, part of the School of Physics and Astronomy at Queen Mary University of London (QMUL), welcomes Expressions of Interest for researchers to apply jointly with a QMUL host supervisor, to the European Commission’s 2020 Marie Skłodowska-Curie Individual European Fellowship Scheme.
The QMUL Theoretical Physics MSc is now available for enrolment. Read on to find out more. Update (June 24): please see links to videos of our academics discussing their own research and how it ties in to the MSc program.
DISCnet PhD student Joe Davies will give an informal seminar on October 25th 2019, about job placement experience, discussing the tasks and the techniques developed.
