Welcome to The Centre for Geometry, Analysis and Gravitation
The Queen Mary Centre for Geometry, Analysis and Gravitation is a world-leading multidisciplinary research centre on geometric analysis, partial differential equations, topology and all aspects of gravitation. The Centre for Geometry, Analysis and Gravitation is leading the research on gravitational waves and quantum gravity at Queen Mary University of London, and it has become a reference centre in the UK and worldwide. Its members are a unique blend of pure and applied mathematicians working on different aspects of general relativity, numerical and mathematical relativity quantum gravity and gravitational aspects of string theory and holography.
The Centre has received funding from prestigious sources such as the European Research Council (ERC), Royal Society University Research Fellowships, UKRI Future Leaders Fellowship, various EPSRC standard grants, STFC Ernst Rutherford Fellowships, and STFC Consolidated grants.
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18-11-2025
Centre for Geometry, Analysis and Gravitation

08-11-2025
Centre for Geometry, Analysis and Gravitation
Recent Publications
- Quantum gravity: are we there yet?
Majid S
Philosophical Transactions of The Royal Society a Mathematical Physical and Engineering Sciences, The Royal Society vol. 383 (2296)
08-05-2025 - An asymptotic characterisation of the Kerr spacetime
Sansom R
Classical and Quantum Gravity, Iop Publishing vol. 42 (9)
22-04-2025 - Meson spectroscopy in the $Sp(4)$ gauge theory with three antisymmetric fermions
Bennett E Hong DK Hsiao H Lee J-W Lin C-JD Lucini B Piai M Vadacchino D
Physical Review D, American Physical Society
14-04-2025
Recent Grants
- Simons Collaboration on Black Holes and Strong Gravity
Katy Clough
£395,219 Simons Foundation (USA)
01-09-2025 - 31-08-2029 - International exchange with the Chinese Academy of Sciences: Geometric scattering methods for the conformal Einstein field equations
Juan A. Valiente Kroon
£12,000 Royal Society
01-01-2025 - 31-12-2026 - GRANT TRANSFER - Diffusion generative models for lattice gauge theory
Biagio Lucini
£11,940 Royal Society
01-12-2024 - 30-11-2026



