The new drug - developed by researchers at Queen's University, Belfast - could become the first effective treatment for acute lung injury (ALI) which claims the lives of thousands of people every year.

London-based Burwell Deakins Architects has won planning consent for a �2.8 million pavilion at Queen's University Belfast. The project comprises the redevelopment of seven existing lecture theatres and a new 250sq m pavilion with a series of new ...

Estimated to cost �1.9 million ($2.89 million), the refurbishment project includes the renovation of a number of Queen's University Belfast's lecture theatres in the Lanyon and Geography Buildings on the Main site. It also includes the upgrade of the ...

The world's largest science experiment, the Large Hadron Collider (LHC), is coming to Northern Ireland. The exhibition, from 4-10 May, is being hosted by Queen's University in Belfast. The public will be able to walk through a full-size replica of a ...

Last year, the Large Hadron Collider made headlines around the world by identifying a particle believed to be the Higgs Boson. Just last month, we confirmed this magnificent discovery of the particle crucial for understanding why objects in the ...

A new medicine, which could be the first effective treatment for a serious lung condition, has been developed by scientists at Queen's University in Belfast. Acute lung injury (ALI) affects one in every five patients in intensive care units. With this ...

At today's meeting in Malahide, north Dublin, the convention will be addressed by Dr Muiris MacCarthaigh of Queen's University Belfast, Dr Niamh Hardiman of UCD and Prof Michael Marsh of Trinity College Dublin, who will brief members on the political ...

Michael, originally from Prehen, had just received the grades to attend the Queen's University of Belfast when he fell ill.

Gary Spedding is a student at Queen's University in Belfast and a member of his university's Palestine Solidarity Society and QUB's students' union.

'Ex-Combatants, Religion and Peace in Northern Ireland', written by Professor Gerard Leavey and Dr David Mitchell from the University of Ulster with Professor John Brewer, Queens University, Belfast, sheds new light on the interplay of religion ...