Professor Emeritus Arthur McDonald has been named the co-winner of 2015 Nobel Prize in physics.
Arthur McDonald, a professor emeritus at Queen's University, is the co-winner of the 2015 Nobel Prize in physics.
Three Queen’s researchers bring their expertise to the roundtable.
Alumnus Stephen Smith makes a historic $50-million gift to business education at Queen’s.
Drugs trials will be conducted by NCIC Clinical Trials Group at Queen’s.
David Lyon will lead an international research project into big data, surveillance and how it affects our daily lives.
Queen's University researcher joins list of top ecologists for leadership role in palaeolimnology.
The Canadian Institute for Military and Veteran Health Research (CIMVHR) hosts open house at its new, renovated location in Kingston Hall.
Lola Cuddy honoured with lifetime achievement award for her pioneering work in music perception and cognition.
Elected for her research on health services and policies related to Canadian military personnel, veterans and their families.
Research using eye-tracking glasses reveals the learning process of novice medical students.
Scott Carson is excited to build on Queen’s tradition of preparing students for careers as senior bureaucrats and leaders in the non-profit sector.
Nader Ghasemlou is seeking innovative ways to treat chronic pain in spinal cord injury patients.
Internal awards program is being launched to support research excellence at Queen’s University.
Duo honoured for their achievements in environmental science and public awareness.
Queen’s researcher finds evidence of emotional “load sharing” in close relationships.
