Professor Martin Mathieu’s most recent book has just come out in Springer Nature.

An international team, spanning research institutes in the UK, Germany, Norway and Italy, have now published a 170 page review article to coincide with the dawn of next-generation telescopes.

The School of Mathematics & Physics would like to congratulate three of our students – Megan D’Arcy (BSc Maths), Niamh Finnerty and TJ Lindsay (MSci Physics) – on being selected for the Future-Ready Skills for Leaders: Boston programme.

Our list of 2022 Prize Winners!

Researchers from CQMT have teamed up with international researchers to solve a manufacturing problem for electronic materials.

Queen’s University Belfast researchers are part of a European project which has been given a major funding boost of €3m to develop a user-ready plasma accelerator facility.

Researchers at Queen’s University have joined an £2.3million international project which will investigate the fundamental nature of gravity.

Scientists at Queen’s University Belfast joined together with amateur astronomers, science enthusiasts and families across Northern Ireland to help find a new name for a distant star and planet.

Queen’s University Belfast researchers are part of a new international research group who have been awarded £9m to look at how neutron star mergers create heavy elements.

CQMT students use a new experimental technique to unveil unique topological structure in a ferroelectric material.

LhARA leads discuss UK-wide collaboration developing novel accelerators for radiobiology with QUB researchers and patients to share progress and foster collaboration.

A Queen’s University Belfast Professor has said NASA’s DART mission – which will see a spacecraft deliberately crashed into an asteroid tonight – will give us our first proof that technology can prevent a small asteroid hitting Earth.

Researchers have used a 110-year-old experiment to crack a scientific mystery which could now help to revolutionise the tiny electronic circuits that control everything from coffee machines to medical implants.

An investment of €3 million has been announced to investigate technologies that will form the foundations of a quantum internet.

International research project to unveil the existence of transitional states in a prominent material for energy storage and electronic devices.

Researchers have uncovered how positrons – key to PET scan technology – interact with molecules, paving the way for further research that may advance materials science and medical imaging technology.