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News Stories related to: Research Prominence

2015-06-02

Richard Reznick reappointed Health Sciences dean

Dr. Reznick has worked to boost the faculty’s profile in the health sciences community over the past five years.

2015-05-29

$16-million boost for research

Researchers from Queen's have received signifcant funding from CFI's 2015 Innovation Fund

2015-05-26

Cycling to help cancer battle

Cyclists taking part in the 7 Days in May fundraising ride visited the NCIC Clinical Trials Group to meet the researchers they are supporting.

2015-05-26

Research partnership expands Queen’s links with Japan

New facility at Nagoya University will support Chemistry Professor Cathleen Crudden’s research program.

2015-05-25

Monitoring magnetospheres

Queen’s researcher works to debunk the theory behind massive stars.

2015-05-22

Building ties in Singapore

Principal Daniel Woolf and Vice-Principal (Research) Steven Liss meet with partner universities and alumni.

2015-05-20

A cure for chronic pain

Multi-disciplinary team uses funding to research soft tissue repair and regeneration.

2015-05-15

The silent killer

New Queen’s research addresses the burden of liver disease.

2015-05-14

Building east-west connections

Queen’s principal and vice-principal of research head to Japan and Singapore to strengthen ties and build new collaborations.

2015-05-13

The power of giving back

Canada Research Chair in Power Electronics and Director of the Queen's Centre for Energy and Power Electronics Research (ePOWER) Praveen Jain continues to donate all his patent royalties to Queen’s.

2015-05-12

Researchers rock out with robots

Technology developed by Joshua Marshall and his team promises to improve mining safety.

2015-05-11

Professor awarded military honour

Dr. Alice Aiken has been appointed First Unit Commander of the 33 Canadian Forces Health Services Centre of Kingston.

2015-05-08

Digging through data? Get some help at Data Day

Annual event features several presenters and outlines the services at Queen’s and beyond that can increase the reach of researchers’ data.

2015-05-08

Reverse engineering nature

The Optical Towing Tank for Energetics Research will allow for the study of swimming and flying animals to help solve problems relating to aero- and hydrodynamics.