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We're proud to share that researchers from the Antenna and Electromagnetics Group at QMUL have received a major international honour. Dr. Rostyslav Dubrovka and Prof. Stuart Gregson, working with Dr.-Ing. Marc Dirix from RWTH Aachen University, earned first place in the 2025 Best Technical Paper competition at the 47th Annual ... [more]
Researchers at the Centre for Molecular Cell Biology and Experimental and Applied Physics together with colleagues at the University of Edinburgh and Imperial College London have uncovered a new mechanism that helps bacteria survive antibiotic treatment. Published in Nature Communications, their research shows that RNA repair in E. coli not ... [more]
Bioengineers at Queen Mary University of London, have provided expert comment to the BBC about the new alternatives strategy launched today (11 November) by the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology. Watch Queen Mary experts speak to the BBC about the Government's new alternatives strategy on 11 November from 6.10am. This new ... [more]
Many congratulations to Yu Hu who passed her PhD viva. During her PhD, Yu developed an organ-on-a-chip model of the human coronary artery incorporating endothelial cells, smooth muscle cells and circulating immune cells. The organ-chips were subjected to pulsatile dilation and fluid shear stress causing cellular reorganisation as seen in ... [more]
To mark UK Disability History Month, which runs from November 20 to December 20, we showcase the research of Giorgia Michelini, a senior lecturer in the Centre for Brain and Behaviour. Dr Michelini leads research on the lived experience of neurodivergent adolescents and young adults from diverse ethnic backgrounds, in collaboration with ... [more]
In November the workshop "Initial Data in NR" was held in School of Mathematical Sciences. This was the first event of the new Simon's Collaboration for Black Holes and Strong Gravity to be held at QMUL, kicking off our participation in this exciting new international network. Researchers from Nottingham, Cambridge, ... [more]
The School of Electronic Engineering and Computer Science (EECS) at Queen Mary University of London (QMUL) is proud to announce its membership in the AI-RAN Alliance, marking a significant step forward in advancing research and innovation in AI-driven communication systems. This collaboration bridges the gap between academic research and industrial ... [more]
The School of Electronic Engineering and Computer Science (EECS) at Queen Mary University of London has recognised Dr Jin Zhang from the Centre for Electronics with this year's Rising Star in Research award. The announcement was made during the School's annual away day at the Octagon, where staff achievements were ... [more]
The Queen Mary Doctoral College recently interviewed Professor Qammer H. Abbasi, alumnus of the Antennas and Electromagnetics Research Group, following his shortlisting for Times Higher Education's Outstanding Research Supervisor of the Year Award 2025. In the interview, Professor Abbasi reflected on his journey from completing a PhD at Queen Mary University ... [more]
Researchers at Queen Mary University of London have discovered a new way to finely control how materials respond to electrical signals, paving the way for faster and more efficient wireless communication systems. The study, led by Professor Yang Hao from Queen Mary's Centre for Electronics, has been published in Nature ... [more]
The Old Library at Queen Mary University of London was alive with conversation and ideas as more than 60 researchers, professionals, and students gathered for the IEEE UK and Ireland Section panel, "Twinned Realities: Shaping Our World with Digital Models." on 30th October 2025! Led by Dr. Mona Jaber, Reader in Internet ... [more]
We are extremely proud to announce that Yinghao Ma, PhD student in AI and Music at the Centre for Multimodal AI of QMUL, has been awarded the 2025 Google Fellowship in Machine Perception. A Google spokesperson said: "The student nominations we received this year were exemplary in their quality, but Yinghao ... [more]
A new international study co-authored by Professor Xiaodong Chen from the Centre for Electronics at Queen Mary University of London has demonstrated how brainwave analysis powered by artificial intelligence could transform the early diagnosis of cognitive disorders. The paper, published in Expert Systems with Applications (Elsevier, 2025), presents a pioneering EEG-based ... [more]
On 23rd October, the Electrical and Electronic Engineering (EEE) teaching team at Queen Mary University of London has been named the winner of the 2025 Education Excellence Award, recognising their outstanding contribution to teaching and learning within the School of Electronic Engineering and Computer Science (EECS). Led by Dr Tijana Timotijevic, ... [more]
Dr Ioannis Rotous announced winner of 2025 Young Biometrician Award for a recent paper "A Pólya Tree modelling framework for batch-mark data", co-authored by Dr Eleni Matechou and published in the Annals of Applied Statistics. The judging committee wrote: "This paper presents a novel Bayesian nonparametric framework for analysing batch-mark ... [more]
We showcase the research work of Kabiru Abubakari, a PhD student in the Centre for Probability, Statistics and Data Science, and the research work of Dr David Mguni, a lecturer in the Centre for Multimodal AI. Kabiru Abubakari Kabiru's research focuses on Bayesian spatial modelling for biodiversity. His PhD project ... [more]
The Centre for Brain and Behaviour (CBB) held an official launch event "Mind, Tech, and Wellbeing" in Octagon, QMUL, on the 29th September, 2025. Attended by more than 100 staff members, PhD students, and external guests from psychology and neuroscience-related industries, charities and science media, the event provided an opportunity to celebrate ... [more]
We are delighted to announce that Dr Christopher Chen, Reader in Space Plasma Physics in the Astronomy Unit of the School of Chemical and Physical Sciences, has been made a Fellow of the American Physical Society. This prestigious honour recognises Dr Chen's "…outstanding use of in-situ solar-wind spacecraft observations to ... [more]
Dr Amaranta Mebrillo Solis recently attended the kick-off meeting of the COST Action "multiscale Stochastics, Patterns, and Analysis of Combinatorial Environments" (mSPACE) in Brussels. COST (European Cooperation in Science and Technology) is a funding organisation for research and innovation networks. The Actions (funded projects) help connect research initiatives across Europe ... [more]
We are delighted to share that CMAI PhD student Ben Hayes, along with CMAI academics Charalampos Saitis and George Fazekas, have received the best student paper award at the ISMIR 2025 conference. The paper "Audio Synthesizer Inversion in Symmetric Parameter Spaces With Approximately Equivariant Flow Matching" proposes using permutation equivariant continuous ... [more]
