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- Tools for Research at Queen's (TRAQ) website is live
- Ontario Expense and Procurement Directives - Their impact on Queen's
- Administrator named to national research ethics panel
- Tri-Agency Framework: Responsible Conduct of Research
- New eORS Ethics ROMEO system presented at KGH Research Showcase
- Summer studentships offer undergrads the opportunity to hone research skills
- MRI is launching a new blog about innovation, adding value to the innovation community.
- Tri-Council Policy Statement: Ethical Conduct for Research Involving Humans, 2nd Edition Launched
- Council of Canadian Academies Research Integrity Report
- New research funding program announced at Queen's
- Queen's professor named to federal oil sands advisory panel
- First town hall meeting for HR transition to new admin system
- Queen's researchers receive Canada Foundation for Innovation funding
- Interpreting Research Reports
- Dozens of Queen's faculty receive NSERC Discovery grants
- New Vice-Principal (Research) appointed
- Queen’s researchers receive $700,000 through Early Researcher Awards program
- Queen’s and KGH receive $1.65M to help science grads move from lab to workforce
- Queen's biologist awarded prestigious Killam Prize
- Queen’s neuroscientist unlocks secret to miraculous monarch migration
- NSERC Discovery Grants
- CFI grants Queen's more than $2 million
- Turning the spotlight on military and veterans’ health
- Queen's-created ethics tutorial garners national attention
- Extensive consultation results in comprehensive research plan
- Professor's career celebrated by students and colleagues
- Innovation Park is profiled in Kingston Life
Queen's biologist awarded prestigious Killam Prize
Monday, May 11, 2009
Queen's University Biology professor John Smol is one of five pre-eminent Canadian researchers to receive a Killam Prize for 2009. Canada's most distinguished awards for outstanding career achievements in health sciences, engineering, humanities, natural sciences and social sciences, the $100,000 prizes are presented annually by the Canada Council for the Arts. Dr. Smol's award is in the field of natural sciences. Read more