Expert	Faculty/Department	Media Outlets
Evans, Gerald	School of Medicine Biomedical and Molecular Sciences Medicine Division of Infectious Diseases Pathology and Molecular Medicine	Toronto Star: Here’s why most people don’t need a vaccination against monkeypox just yet, according to experts Dr. Evans talks about monkeypox and the targeted vaccination campaigns currently underway in Canada.
Hesp, Simon	Arts and Science Chemistry	Business News Network (BNN): Alberta bitumen could improve all roads on earth for 200 years: Simon Hesp Dr. Hesp says premium-quality binder made from Alberta bitumen can be recycled again and again so the prospect of centuries of quality roads made with Alberta binder is not unrealistic.
Neil Hoult	Engineering and Applied Science Civil Engineering	Yahoo! Canada: Lafarge Canada co-funding Queen's low-carbon concrete research YGK news: Lafarge Canada co-funding Queen’s low-carbon concrete research Dr. Hoult talks about his team’s research into a low-carbon concrete design.
Christian Leuprecht	Arts and Science Political Studies Smith School of Business School of Policy Studies	Newstalk 1010 (Toronto): The Showgram with David Cooper Dr. Leuprecht talks about the United States' killing of al Qaeda leader Ayman al-Zawahiri.
MacKenzie, Leslie	Health Sciences School of Medicine Biomedical and Molecular Sciences	Yahoo! Canada: Organ donations remain a hard sell among some groups Dr. Leslie Mackenzie talks about how medical education in Canada is being impacted by the lack of cadavers.
Power, Elaine	Arts and Science Cultural Studies Gender Studies School of Kinesiology and Health Studies	Kingston Whig-Standard: Kingston Community Legal Clinic among groups calling for Ontario support programs boost Kingston This Week: Kingston Community Legal Clinic among groups calling for Ontario support programs boost Dr. Power weighs in about the need to raise social assistance rates in Ontario to meet the cost of living.
Smol, John	Arts and Science Biology School of Environmental Studies	CTV National Network News: Heat Wave Impacts & Ecological Concerns ctvnews.ca: ‘Sleepwalking to disaster’: Biology prof on how climate change is wreaking havoc on our lakes phys.org: Lakes are in hot water as climate change creates a cauldron of issues Dr. Smol says that ‘longer summers’ increase the risk of algal blooms, and especially cyanobacterial blooms, which can have far-reaching ecological consequences and even make drinking water toxic.
Yi Ning Strube	Health Sciences School of Medicine Ophthalmology	Ophthalmology Times : Pearls for minimally invasive strabismus surgery Dr. Strube explains how minimally invasive strabismus surgery is less risky to the patient, and less painful with faster recovery compared to traditional strabismus procedures.
Xinyu Sun	Arts and Science Biology	Kingston Whig-Standard: Heat waves causing ripples in lake ecosystem, expert says Kingston This Week: Heat waves causing ripples in lake ecosystem, expert says Sun, a PhD candidate, talks about how heat waves can cause huge decline in zooplankton, which can lead to algae blooms in lakes.

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