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New Vice-Provost University Librarian announced
2021-02-08
New Vice-Provost University Librarian announced

Mark Asberg appointed Vice-Provost and University Librarian for a five-year term effective May 1, 2021.

Introducing the first Mitchell Professors
2021-02-05
Introducing the first Mitchell Professors

Gift from Queen’s Engineering alumnus Bruce Mitchell (Sc’68, DSc'20) funds the future of human-machine collaboration research.

Indigenous child welfare is grounded in community and children’s needs
2021-02-05
Indigenous child welfare is grounded in community and children’s needs
The Conversation: Focusing on the needs of Indigenous children means that foster care must be community-based and emphasize the importance of family and connections.
Research@Queen’s: Clinical trials for game-changing cancer research
2021-02-04
Research@Queen’s: Clinical trials for game-changing cancer research

To recognize World Cancer Day, Queen’s is profiling the Canadian Cancer Trials Group and its role in facilitating cancer clinical trials that lead to better outcomes and quality of life for cancer patients globally.

Class of 2020 gives back
2021-02-03
Class of 2020 gives back

Newest group of Queen's alumni supports Food Banks Canada with over $14,000.

Computers powered by light and brain networks
2021-02-02
Computers powered by light and brain networks

Researcher Bhavin Shastri believes neuromorphic photonics could solve complex computer optimization challenges and advance machine-learning applications.

Do randomized cancer trials truly reflect the global burden of cancer?
2021-02-02
Do randomized cancer trials truly reflect the global burden of cancer?

Researchers at Queen’s University have found that current cancer trial efforts do not match the global burden of deaths from the disease.

Looming health-care crisis: A shortage of health workers would be disastrous
2021-02-01
Looming health-care crisis: A shortage of health workers would be disastrous
The Conversation: By 2030, the WHO projects a worldwide workforce shortfall of about 18 million health-care workers, with potentially deadly consequences for patients, economies and our communities.
Reflecting on COVID-19 one year in
2021-02-01
Reflecting on COVID-19 one year in

A panel of experts reassembled to discuss the pandemic so far and the policies needed going forward.

Remembering the Quebec City mosque attack
2021-01-29
Remembering the Quebec City mosque attack

Queen’s stands in support of the Green Square Campaign to honour those tragically killed in 2017 shooting fuelled by Islamophobia.

Recruiting the top international scholars of tomorrow
2021-01-27
Recruiting the top international scholars of tomorrow

Queen’s unveils improved financial support for international PhD students.

Strong undergraduate interest in Queen's
2021-01-26
Strong undergraduate interest in Queen's

Virtual outreach transforms recruitment of the Class of 2025 with over 45,000 applications so far.

Partnering for health innovation in Kingston
2021-01-26
Partnering for health innovation in Kingston

Government announces $3 million for City of Kingston and partners, including Queen’s, to boost regional health care innovation ecosystem.

Queer support launched at Queen’s
2021-01-26
Queer support launched at Queen’s

Queen’s University announces new Employee Resource Group designed to support LGTBQ2S+ employees.

Talking about mental health in diverse communities
2021-01-26
Talking about mental health in diverse communities

Queen’s and Bell Let’s Talk presented a panel that brought attention to the mental health issues faced by different groups in Canada.

Should children get the COVID-19 vaccine?
2021-01-22
Should children get the COVID-19 vaccine?

The Conversation: Historically, we immunized children against diseases like polio that were a clear danger to them, but COVID-19 is usually mild in children.
 

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