Expert	Faculty/Department	Media Outlets
Davies, Peter	Arts and Science Biology Health Sciences School of Medicine Biomedical and Molecular Sciences	Yorkton This Week: Surviving the deep freeze Dr. Davies talks about the unique antifreeze protein found in a number of organisms.
Troy Day	Arts and Science Mathematics and Statistics	CBC TV - Ottawa: Ottawa's race between the COVID-19 vaccine and the variants Dr. Day says the fate of the COVID-19 pandemic may hinge on a race between variants of the virus and the speed of the vaccination campaign.
Evans, Gerald	School of Medicine Biomedical and Molecular Sciences Medicine Division of Infectious Diseases Pathology and Molecular Medicine	Toronto Star: How is each Ontario region rolling out COVID vaccines? We contacted all 34 public health units to find out Dr. Evans says reductions in COVID vaccine shipments provided a chance for the health units, and the province, to plan a vaccine rollout.
Lafreniere, Melissa	Arts and Science Geography and Planning	Kingston Whig-Standard: Queen's researchers part of unique Arctic rainfall study Dr. Lafreniere says long term research will help us understand the response of arctic permafrost watersheds to climate changes.
Lamoureux, Scott	Arts and Science Geography and Planning	Kingston Whig-Standard: Queen's researchers part of unique Arctic rainfall study Dr. Lamoureaux says spring snowmelt is no longer always the main source of water in the high arctic.
John Muscedere	Health Sciences School of Medicine Medicine Division of General Internal Medicine	The Good Men Project : Seniors Are Not the Problem – They Are Part of the Solution Dr. Muscedere co-writes an op-ed on why seniors should be seen as a resource that can help society recover from COVID.
Puxty, John	School of Medicine Medicine Division of Geriatric Medicine	The Good Men Project : Seniors Are Not the Problem – They Are Part of the Solution Dr. Puxty says Canada’s older adults should not only be seen as victims of COVID-19, but also as a resource to help society recover from it.
Sarah Sharma	Arts and Science Political Studies	National Post: How to build support for ambitious climate action in four steps In her co-written op-ed, PhD Candidate Sharma talks about strategies for an ambitious plan to tackle climate change.
Linna Tam-Seto	Arts and Science School of Policy Studies	Global News: 'Beyond troubling’ behaviour in army needs to be addressed, acting defence chief says Dr. Tam-Seto says cultural change is really hard and it does take a long time to happen.

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