Postdoctoral Research Associate
| Funder: | Medical Research Council |
| Project: | Regulation of linear ubiquitin signaling in innate immunity |
Ubiquitin, E3 ligases, Enzymology, Cryo-electron microscopy, Structural biology, X-ray crystallography
In celebration of International Women in Engineering Day, we highlight the innovative research of Mona Jaber and Valentina Donzella. Dr Mona Jaber is Head of the Centre for Networks, Communications and Systems. As a child, Mona was fascinated by how engineering could solve real-world problems and she knew then that ... [more]
As part of The Queen Mary Research and Innovation Awards 2026 this award is given to a member of technical staff whose exceptional practical skills, commitment and vision has enabled the highest quality research, innovation or knowledge exchange. Chengchen Wu, Cell Dynamics & Super Resolution Technican at the Centre for Molecular Cell ... [more]
Paulo Oliva has a new paper with Dr Andersson Silva and Prof. Ricardo Silva of the Federal University of Pernambuco in Brazil on "An approach using BRKGA for optimizing graph neural networkoptimizing graph neural network architectures". It is published in the Journal of Evolutionary Intelligence. The paper was a collaboration ... [more]
Special Issue: Call for Papers Please find the the deatils about this Speciall Issue on AI-native Smart Radio Environments for 6G within the f IEEE Signal Processing Magazine with Dr. Maged Elkashlan as Guest Editor. Important Dates: 1 August 2026 --- White Paper Due 1 September 2026 --- Invitation Notification 15 November 2026 --- Full-Length Manuscripts ... [more]
Special Issue: Call for Papers Please find the the deatils about this Speciall Issue on AI-native Smart Radio Environments for 6G within the IEEE Internet of Things Journal with Dr. Maged Elkashlan as Guest Editor. Important Dates: Submission Deadline: December 31, 2026 First Review Due: February 15, 2027 Revision Due: March 15, 2027 Second Reviews Due/... [more]
Special Issue: Call for Papers Please find the the deatils about this Speciall Issue on AI-native Smart Radio Environments for 6G within the IEEE Network Journal with Dr. Maged Elkashlan as Guest Editor. More details can be found at the following link: https://www.comsoc.org/publications/magazines/ieee-network/cfp/... [more]
We are delighted to congratulate Kostas Papafitsoros on being nominated for the Queen Mary University of London Research & Innovation Awards 2026 in the category of Impact: Culture, Civic, Community and Policy. This prestigious award recognises research that delivers outstanding real world impact on society, policy and communities, highlighting the breadth and ... [more]
Ten talented undergraduate students from across a wide range of Science and Engineering programmes are embarking on exciting summer research internships under the mentorship of academic supervisors. This fantastic opportunity has been made possible through the QMUL Summer Training Research Initiative to Support Diversity and Equality (STRIDE) and the London ... [more]
The School of Physical and Chemical Sciences at Queen Mary University of London invites expressions of interest from candidates wishing to apply for the Royal Society University Research Fellowship (URF). The URF is a prestigious fellowship programme offered by the Royal Society to support outstanding scientists in the early stages ... [more]
Medium-class space missions (~€670 million) form the backbone of European Space Agency's Science Programme, enabling Europe to answer important scientific questions. From the Sun to dark matter, ESA's existing M-class missions cover a huge range of space science topics. Following a two-year study phase and careful consideration of the three finalist ... [more]
On 3–7 June, CMAI researchers participated in the IEEE/CVF Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition (CVPR) 2026, held in Denver, Colorado, USA. CVPR is widely regarded as the premier annual conference in computer vision and one of the most prestigious venues in AI, bringing together leading researchers from academia and ... [more]
The Department of Chemistry at Queen Mary University of London invites expressions of interest from candidates wishing to apply for the Royal Society University Research Fellowship (URF). The URF is a prestigious fellowship programme offered by the Royal Society to support outstanding scientists in the early stages of their careers. ... [more]
On 6-11 July, CMAI researchers will participate at the 43rd International Conference on Machine Learning (ICML), taking place in Seoul, South Korea. ICML is an international academic conference in machine learning held annually since 1980. It is the oldest and, along with NeurIPS and ICLR, one of the three primary conferences ... [more]
A study at the Centre for Molecular Cell Biology (Palacios lab in collaboration with Whitworth lab and Talisman Therapeutics Ltd, Cambridge, UK) demonstrates that the motor proteins kinesin-1 and kinesin-3 are required for the survival of both Drosophila and human neurons and shows that increasing their activity can alleviate neurodegenerative ... [more]
Together with colleagues from HPI in Potsdam, Berlin, Marc Roth has a paper accepted at ICALP 2026 which takes place in London in 2026. This is the Flagship Conference of the European Association for Theoretical Computer Science recently promoted to A*, together with FOCS and STOC, one of the premiere venues for ... [more]
A work from 2004 by Vito Latora, Professor of Applied Mathematics in the Centre for Complex Systems, and two co-authors has been selected for a collection of highly influential papers on statistical and nonlinear physics published in Physical Review E (PRE). The selection identifies 35 works from the journal's 33-year history that ... [more]
Prof Ana Sobrido was recently interviewed by Francesco Pinci, Marketing Manager at BOSS Energy, to explore the real challenges shaping the future of energy. One of the strongest insights from the discussion is that the biggest obstacle to scaling sustainable energy globally is not the absence of technology. According to ... [more]
Glynn Winskel presented a paper with Hugo Paquet from Inria, Paris at the Mathematical Foundations of Program Semantics Conference (MFPS) in Ljubljana. The paper presents a very general model of concurrent games on event structures with symmetry, in which strategies satisfy the laws of composition up to a weak notion ... [more]
It is not just cows that emit the powerful greenhouse gas methane – microbial emissions from the natural world will inevitably increase as our planet continues to warm. A new study led by Professor Mark Trimmer of Queen Mary University of London, published in the journal Nature Climate Change, explains how ... [more]
This "behind-the-research" blog by Mark Trimmer, Professor of Biogeochemistry, takes readers beyond the published findings to reveal the motivations, challenges, and human stories that shaped the study. Say methane and most people think of cows, yet nearly half of all methane is produced by microbes in freshwaters. While we know ... [more]
