On the International Day of Women and Girls in Science, Heidi Ploeg, Queen’s Chair for Women in Engineering, discusses strategies to engage and retain female students and researchers in traditionally male-dominated fields.

The Canada Research Chairs program advances the country’s position as a leader in discovery and innovation.

Professor in the Department of Mechanical and Materials Engineering arrived at Queen’s in 2002 and became an influential researcher in hydrogen energy systems, carbon dioxide re-use, computational fluid dynamics, and more.

Queen’s researchers aim to create guidelines for the development of augmentative and alternative communication technologies to increase participation in gainful employment for persons with disabilities.

Ten researchers at Queen’s University receive funding from the Canada Foundation for Innovation John R. Evans Leaders Fund.

With $1.6 million in funding, NSERC’s CREATE program is supporting the implementation of an experiential graduate training and research program in medical informatics at Queen’s.

The New Frontiers in Research Fund supports six innovative and interdisciplinary projects at Queen’s.

An exoskeleton designed by Queen's Engineering researchers that improves walking efficiency is the subject of a new study featured in the leading academic journal Science.

More than $10 million has been secured by Queen’s researchers for infrastructure that will help to combat climate change, treat cancer, and understand the fabric of the universe.