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Research Promotion

The unique sights of Queen's research – photo essay

Experience the Art of Research with the winners of this year’s photo and video contest.

Centre for Advanced Computing at Queen's University

Technology

Queen’s hosts the first Canadian chapter of Women in High Performance Computing

International organization based in the UK aims to address gender balance in the field.

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Research Excellence

National awards celebrate achievements in physics and law

Bhavin Shastri and Raquel Medeiros are among 41 recipients of the Royal Society of Canada’s 2026 awards.

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World-leading expertise

Queen’s recruits internationally recognized engineer in infrastructure and mining from U.S.

Dr. Gabriel Walton will join Queen’s as an inaugural Eddie Goldenberg Research Chair of Canada, part of a $1-billion Government of Canada investment to strengthen the country’s research and innovation capacity.

Latest Stories

Three Queen's researchers elected to the Royal Society of Canada

Why teacher training is the overlooked route to a stronger special education system

Queen’s researcher receives national honour for work supporting defence and public safety families

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Mental health programs alone won’t fix psychological injury among public safety workers

How weaving helped invent modern computing — and is shaping its future

Campus and Community

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Indigenous artists and stories take the stage at The Isabel

Three upcoming events invite Queen’s and Kingston audiences to engage with Indigenous perspectives through opera, literature, and music.

The words 'National Day for Truth and Reconciliation' beside a design of a tree with roots on an orange background.

Indigenous student artist explores remembrance through design

Artwork by Queen’s student Mazinibii’ige will appear on orange T-shirts for the university’s 2026 National Day for Truth and Reconciliation observances.