Trip to the top of the world
Queen’s expert leads a glacier monitoring program to assess the impact of climate change in Nunavut.
The year in research 2023
The Gazette celebrates the achievements of the Queen’s research community that have defined the last 12 months.
Out of this world research
Why do astronauts experience a higher risk of anemia, and cavities? Can we prevent bone loss and cardiovascular diseases in people who stay in space for a prolonged period? How can we better preserve food in spacecrafts?
Calling all researchers
Science Rendezvous Kingston 2024 welcomes new research groups.
Recognizing outstanding research
![Dr. Cathleen Crudden (Chemistry), Canada Research Chair in Metal Organic Chemistry. [Credit: Sylvie Li / Shoot Studio]](/artsci/sites/faswww/files/styles/story_teaser/public/img/144A4517_1000x667_2_0.jpeg?h=82f92a78&itok=BppeGeVc)
Queen’s professor and Canada Research Chair Cathleen Crudden receives the 2023 NSERC Polanyi Award.
Unlocking cosmic secrets
![Dr. Nancy Ross, Vice-Principal (Research) accompanies Queen's Emeritus Professor and Nobel Laureate Arthur McDonald, Minister François-Philippe Champagne, local Members of Parliament, and SNOLAB administration on their way to the facility 2 km underground to announce the Canada Foundation for Innovation's 2022 Major Science Initiatives Fund. [Credit: Gerry Kingsley; CFI]](/artsci/sites/faswww/files/styles/story_teaser/public/img/CFI%20MSI%20Announcement_1000x667_0.jpg?h=82f92a78&itok=KhqUAg0d)
On Dark Matter Day, we're highlighting the work of Queen's researchers in understanding the mysterious substance that makes up 85 per cent of the universe.
Reflecting on our Northern communities
Exhibition speaks to the link between settler colonization and waste.
Art exhibition tells a story
Art and Wastes in Panniqtuuq, Nunavut has tremendous political, environmental and social implications.