Research Strategy
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Our aim is simple – to be distinguished by our academic strengths and recognised globally for the social, economic and cultural benefit we deliver through our research.
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REF2014
Our REF2014 results
Queen’s returned over 95% of academic staff, which was the fifth largest percentage of staff returned in the REF2014. The University also has 14 subject areas ranked within the UK’s Top 20 and 76% of its research classified in the top two categories of world leading and internationally excellent.
Our European Union Projects
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Queen’s has coordinated about 50 projects and been involved in 90 other projects under the 7th Framework Programme. In Horizon 2020, Queen’s has already secured 30 new grants.
Queen's Fellows
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The appointments have been made as part of the prestigious Queen’s University Research Fellowship Scheme which aims to attract, retain and develop the very best of research talent.
Forthcoming & Latest Publications
- The Follies of Skopje
- Human-Animal Relations
- Caspian sea-level changes during the last millennium: Historical and geological evidence from the south Caspian Sea
- Forest disturbance, arboriculture and the adoption of rice in the Kelabit Highlands of Sarawak, Malaysian Borneo
- Holocene climate change in southernmost South Africa: Rock hyrax middens record shifts in the southern westerlies
- Shcal13 Southern Hemisphere calibration, 0-50,000 years cal BP
- Quaternary evolution of the Inner Riss Valley, Tyrol (Austria)-an integrated sedimentological and geophysical case study
- An early würmian age for the inneralpine halldorf site, salzach valley, Austria
- Nesseltalgraben, a new reference section of the last glacial period in southern Germany
- Failure of Authoritarian Learning: Explaining Burma/Myanmar’s Electoral System