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Your safety and wellbeing are our top priority. That's why the University campus will be closed tomorrow, Tuesday 27 January, due to the amber weather warning across Northern Ireland.
 
Where appropriate and possible, teaching will move online for our students and your School or Centre will be in touch to let you know about the arrangements in your area.
 
Where necessary, some staff will continue to work on campus to carry out crucial roles, delivering and supporting essential services.
 
Student support services will be available remotely and Queen's Accommodation will remain open as normal.

The McClay Library will close from 7.00am on Tuesday morning but aims to reopen at 9.00pm that evening.
 
See you back on campus soon!

Congratulations to Professor Olwen Purdue who has been elected President of the International Federation for Public History.

Professor Purdue, who is the Director of the Centre for Public History at Queen's, is an internationally recognised public historian who works closely with cultural organisations and communities at local and global levels.

You can find out more about Professor Purdue's work and her new appointment here: ow.ly/2jHo50XZYCL

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We have started construction on the expanded Momentum One Zero innovation centre, our business-led facility focused on #cybersecurity, #ArtificialIntelligence and #wireless technologies.

Delivered as part of the £70 million Belfast Region City Deal investment, @QUBMomentum10 will act as a focal point for industry-led digital innovation, supporting collaboration across sectors including health, agri-food, financial services, sustainability, and advanced manufacturing.

We were joined on site by key representatives from government, civic, academic, and industry to cut the sod at Belfast’s Titanic Quarter.

“Momentum One Zero is a clear example of how Queen’s is turning research excellence into economic impact. This expansion reflects the scale of ambition we have for digital innovation in #NorthernIreland — supporting high-value jobs, strengthening our skills base, and ensuring that businesses here can compete and lead on a global stage.” (Professor Sir Ian Greer, @QUBVChancellor)

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