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A steward of the environment
2020-11-12
A steward of the environment

Queen’s University researcher John Smol has earned Canada’s Massey Medal, which honours him for his lifetime work in studying environmental stressors.

University admissions tests under scrutiny especially in the age of COVID-19
2020-11-11
University admissions tests under scrutiny especially in the age of COVID-19

The Conversation: The COVID-19 pandemic has dramatically accelerated a growing shift to test-optional admissions policies or scrapping entrance tests altogether.

Promoting Research@Queen’s
2020-11-10
Promoting Research@Queen’s

Looking back on some of the most compelling stories of the Discover Research@Queen’s promotional campaign.

Medical education, artificial intelligence and augmented reality
2020-11-09
Medical education, artificial intelligence and augmented reality

Queen’s University researchers receive funding to develop a next generation medical simulation platform.

The impact of delayed cancer treatments
2020-11-09
The impact of delayed cancer treatments

New research shows minimizing treatment delays could improve cancer survival rates.

5 failings of the Great Barrington Declaration
2020-11-05
5 failings of the Great Barrington Declaration

The Conversation: The Great Barrington Declaration's advocacy for naturally acquired herd immunity to COVID-19 amounts to a global chickenpox party: naive and dangerous.

A different view of COVID-19
2020-11-02
A different view of COVID-19

Queen’s University researcher Mona Kanso develops new way of looking at novel coronavirus that could help uncover treatments

Recognizing research and scholarship at Queen’s
2020-10-29
Recognizing research and scholarship at Queen’s

The Prizes for Excellence in Research are Queen’s highest internal research award.

Indian day school survivors are seeking truth and justice
2020-10-27
Indian day school survivors are seeking truth and justice

The Conversation: Canada is accepting claims emerging from a settlement with survivors of Indian day schools, but there has yet to be a public inquiry.

 

Investing in a healthy future
2020-10-23
Investing in a healthy future

Queen’s University to partner with Toronto Innovation Acceleration Partners through recently announced funding from FedDev Ontario

Putting a stamp on the season
2020-10-19
Putting a stamp on the season

Queen’s University professor Gauvin Alexander Bailey consulted on this year’s Christmas stamp for the United States Postal Service.

Make your whole day matter
2020-10-15
Make your whole day matter

Queen’s University researchers contribute to new health guidelines that recommend moving more, sleeping well, and cutting down sedentary time.

The power of computers
2020-10-09
The power of computers

A Queen’s alumnus develops an innovative platform that harnesses idle computer power to aid groundbreaking research.

Researcher garners prestigious Fulbright Fellowship
2020-10-08
Researcher garners prestigious Fulbright Fellowship

Queen’s University researcher Heather Castleden awarded a Fulbright Visiting Research Chair at the University of Hawaii at Mānoa to engage with Native Hawaiians about their leadership in renewable energy projects

Health researchers receive funding from CIHR
2020-10-06
Health researchers receive funding from CIHR

Seven members of the Faculty of Health Sciences have been awarded a combined total of $5.76 million in funding from the Canadian Institute of Health Research.

The obesity paradox: Obese patients fare better than others after heart surgery
2020-10-02
The obesity paradox: Obese patients fare better than others after heart surgery

The Conversation: For patients recovering from heart surgery, being overweight or moderately obese appears to be an advantage over being underweight or even having a normal BMI.

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