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Queen's research shows mercury may biomagnify more effectively in northern regions
2013-11-11
Queen's research shows mercury may biomagnify more effectively in northern regions

Global review reveals additional vulnerability of Arctic ecosystems to mercury pollution.

Don Drummond delivers 2013 Donald Matthews Lecture in Global Public Policy
2013-11-08
Don Drummond delivers 2013 Donald Matthews Lecture in Global Public Policy

Don Drummond, the Matthews Fellow in Global Public Policy, discussed the importance of efficiency in the civil service.

Senate in brief
2013-11-08
Senate in brief

Highlights from the Oct. 29 meeting of Senate

Queen's releases Annual Report
2013-11-07
Queen's releases Annual Report

Available online, the 2012-13 Annual Report highlights significant events and accomplishments, presents financial results.

Queen's hosts Indigenous research symposium
2013-11-07
Queen's hosts Indigenous research symposium

15th Annual Symposium on Indigenous Research will open a dialogue between elders, scholars and community members.

Current issue of For the Record now online
2013-11-07
Current issue of For the Record now online

For the Record provides postings of appointment, committee, grant, award, PhD examination and other notices.

Why do fruit flies live so long?
2013-11-07
Why do fruit flies live so long?

New research out of Queen's University furthers our understanding of aging.

Thawing sumps leaking into nearby lakes in Mackenzie Delta Region, research says
2013-11-07
Thawing sumps leaking into nearby lakes in Mackenzie Delta Region, research says

Over 200 waste sumps were constructed in permafrost during past oil and gas explorations, some of which are now changing the chemistry and biology of nearby water.

Two Queen's students earn prestigious Schulich scholarships
2013-11-07
Two Queen's students earn prestigious Schulich scholarships

Sophia Miao and Jamie-Lee Freeston have been awarded the Schulich Leader Scholarship for 2013.

Flags lowered in memory of Jim Owen
2013-11-06
Flags lowered in memory of Jim Owen

Flags on campus are lowered in memory of faculty member Jim Owen.

Staff member melds master's project with international education work
2013-11-06
Staff member melds master's project with international education work

Alison Cummings, who spearheads the International Educators Training Program at Queen's, is exploring ancient Greek literature through the lens of intercultural theory.

Queen's mental health experts lead national study
2013-11-06
Queen's mental health experts lead national study

Professor Heather Stuart and colleagues awarded $1.7 million from Movember Canada.

Research studies the performance of blood thinners in the elderly
2013-11-06
Research studies the performance of blood thinners in the elderly

Yan Xu, Ana Johnson and Chris Simpson point out that risk profiles of different blood thinners change with age.

Castle journalism course make students better international news consumers
2013-11-05
Castle journalism course make students better international news consumers

Course is being taught by respected ABC journalist and Queen’s alumnus Jeffrey Kofman.

Conference puts spotlight on health and human rights
2013-11-05
Conference puts spotlight on health and human rights

The 13th annual student-run Health and Human Rights Conference offered workshops and presentations on key issues related to global wellness.

Pension plan's solvency deficit a pressing financial issue: Caroline Davis
2013-11-05
Pension plan's solvency deficit a pressing financial issue: Caroline Davis

Queen's vice-principal (finance and administration) discusses what a recent government proposal might mean for the Queen's Pension Plan.

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