The Changing Ageing Partnership (CAP) has completed the largest ever review of research into children’s perceptions of ageing. For the first time, researchers from Queen’s University, on behalf of CAP, have brought together the findings of thousands of pieces of research projects conducted worldwide.

A Queen’s University project which speeds up the production of a diagnostic kit for infectious diseases has won a major national award.

Jonathan Porritt CBE, Chairman of the UK Sustainable Development Commission, will speak at Queen’s University Belfast this week as part of the largest planning research conference in the UK and Ireland.

Addressing issues such as shame and self-loathing felt by sufferers of Complex Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (C-PTSD) can be beneficial if dealt with at an early stage in treatment, according to Queen’s graduate, Doctor Kevin Dyer.

The risk of asteroid impact will be just one of the topics discussed in Belfast next month when Queen's welcomes 650 of the world's leading space scientists and astronomers.

Two members of Queen’s staff have been honoured at the Northern Ireland Healthcare Awards for their work in developing a system to improve services for cancer patients.

A Queen’s academic is part of an international team which has discovered a gene that increases the risk of developing schizophrenia.

A leading US academic will visit Queen’s University later this week to provide an insight into the American public’s perceptions of and reactions to their country’s terrorism and counter-terrorism policies.

Queen’s University scientists have determined how much the risk of a type of vision loss in over 65s is due to gene variation and smoking.

A major initiative to promote a sensible attitude towards alcohol among students has been launched by Queen’s Students’ Union.

Members of the public are invited to attend an evening of poetry and music at Queen’s University later this week in honour of Anestis Evangelou, one of the most important Greek poets of the late 20th century.

Northern Ireland’s first centre for the Alzheimer’s Research Trust Network, a partnership between Queen’s and the University of Ulster, will be officially launched today by Lady Sylvia Hermon.