Queen Mary University of London
Queen Mary University of London is number 95 in the 311 University Innovation Index, with a score of 74.7. It published about 18,411 research works in 2024 and 2025, which drew 107,874 citations in those years, and its h-index is 1,128.
Part of the 311 University Innovation Index (311institute.com). Last updated .
Innovation city
See the innovation profile of London in the 311 Innovation Cities Index.
Economic statistics for United Kingdom in the 311 Nations Index.
Spin-out companies
Queen Mary University of London has 22 spin-out companies reported to UK Research and Innovation, 8 of them founded since 2020: The Agency of Change, Pollinatework, Hiveful Ltd, Nanodroplet Technologies Limited, Aotomat Limited, Pragmatic Genomics, AlternOx Scientific, Nemisindo, VacV Biotherapeutics, Acygn Ltd, Element 30 Ltd, Augmented Instruments and more.
Source: UKRI Gateway to Research. Counts only UKRI-funded spin-outs, so it is a minimum.
Other leading universities in United Kingdom
- University College London (#7)
- University of Oxford (#11)
- University of Cambridge (#12)
- Imperial College London (#13)
- University of Glasgow (#45)
- University of Birmingham (#56)
- University of Edinburgh (#57)
- King's College London (#60)
- University of Manchester (#66)
- University of Liverpool (#129)
- Cardiff University (#137)
- Newcastle University (#142)
- University of Bristol (#146)
- University of Exeter (#160)
- University of Sheffield (#164)
Questions and answers
How innovative is Queen Mary University of London?
Queen Mary University of London is number 95 in the 311 University Innovation Index, with a score of 74.7.
How much research does Queen Mary University of London publish?
Queen Mary University of London published about 18,411 research works in 2024 and 2025.
Source: OpenAlex (CC0).
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