Queen’s University Belfast officially opened the doors of its new 16-floor student accommodation on Dublin Road today.

Political leaders, academics, and policymakers recently gathered at the University of St Andrews to mark the twentieth ...

A £11.7million investment to accelerate pharmaceutical innovation and help businesses bring new products to market has been ...

The Centre for Medical Education at Queen’s University Belfast welcomed the General Medical Council (GMC) for a special visit showcasing the University's innovative approach to medical education and ...

Institute Honorary Professor Christine Bell has published a new edition of "PeaceTech: Digital Transformation to End Wars" (Palgrave Macmillan, 2026). This edition has new chapters on use of AI in ...

In August 2026, Imogen McLernon, a first-year LINAS Doctoral Scholar, presented her research at Critical Enough? Orientations of Authority and Resistance in Gender and Sexuality Research, a ...

We welcomed Visiting Student Vana Filipovski to the Institute in September. During her tenure, Vana will be supervised by Institute Fellow Professor Dina Belluigi. Vana is a PhD candidate at IMT ...

In her forthcoming book, Dr Allely Albert examines non-state justice approaches to community safety and conflict transformation, focusing on the unique model of community-based restorative justice ...

A new study led by researchers at Queen’s University Belfast has found significant variability in regulatory approval timelines for biomarker tests across Europe, adding real complexity to precision ...

Institute Fellow Professor Gladys Ganiel has published her latest book Christianity and Peacebuilding in Northern Ireland (Cambridge Elements, Cambridge University Press, 2026). The book provides a ...