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An illustration of Nobel prize winner David Card.

Photo credit: Niklas Elmehed © Nobel Prize Outreach 2021

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Queen’s researchers are developing out-of-the-box solutions to problems.

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Funding to advance bold, innovative research programs at Queen’s

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Art of research photo contest, different images from past contests featuring research at Queen's

Research / Impact Profiles

Alumni encouraged to show research at Queen's

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Cathleen Crudden in a lab coat, goggles, and mask holds a science beaker.

Dr. Cathleen Crudden, Canada Research Chair in Metal Organic Chemistry. (University Communications)

Research / Impact Profiles

New Research a Game-Changer for Industries from Health Care to Infrastructure

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Serina Timperio at Ironstone Stables.

A Virtual Horse Ride for Queen's Research

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An illustration of Nobel prize winner David Card.

Photo credit: Niklas Elmehed © Nobel Prize Outreach 2021

What’s Next for Queen’s Nobel Winner?

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Dr. Christopher Booth, Queen's University professor and Canada Research Chair in Population Cancer Care.

Queen's Research has Impact on Future of Global Oncology

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