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Doors open QUBS
2014-06-23
Doors open QUBS

The Queen’s University Biological Station shared its research activities during its annual open house over the weekend.

Science Rendezvous receives funding boost
2014-06-23
Science Rendezvous receives funding boost

Science Rendezvous station receives $20,000 from NSERC.

Policy Studies attracts Ontario's chief economist
2014-06-20
Policy Studies attracts Ontario's chief economist

Patrick Deutscher brings more than 30 years of expertise in public policy and economics to the Queen’s School of Policy Studies as the Amethyst Fellow.

Power walking
2014-06-19
Power walking

Unique backpack allows users to generate power while they walk.

Public policy prof to lead national group
2014-06-17
Public policy prof to lead national group

Kathy Brock is focused on promoting the use of academic research in the public sector during her tenure as president of the Canadian Association of Programs in Public Administration.

Building materials may impact Arctic tundra
2014-06-17
Building materials may impact Arctic tundra

Virginia Walker's research team discovered that nanoparticles from a variety of products interfere with seasonal change in Arctic soil.

Design team competes on 'Mars'
2014-06-09
Design team competes on 'Mars'

The Queen's Space Engineering Team placed 13th at the University Rover Challenge.

Kingston lauded as 'intelligent community'
2014-06-05
Kingston lauded as 'intelligent community'

Queen's helps propel Limestone City to a top seven finish at the Intelligent Community Forum.

New tuberculosis test goes more than skin deep
2014-06-05
New tuberculosis test goes more than skin deep

TB blood test could eliminate unnecessary treatment.

Physicist sifts through sandy shrapnel
2014-06-04
Physicist sifts through sandy shrapnel

Kevin Robbie is examining evidence of D-Day fighting on the beaches of Normandy.

Downtown diagnostic
2014-06-02
Downtown diagnostic

David Gordon shares his thoughts on the state of Kingston's downtown.

$15 million to boost cancer trials collaboration
2014-05-29
$15 million to boost cancer trials collaboration

The major funding will help Queen's-based NCIC Clinical Trials Group increase its collaborations with its American partners.

Caught by a hair
2014-05-29
Caught by a hair

Diane Beauchemin has developed a cutting-edge forensic tool that could help catch criminals.

Examining the world's monetary problems
2014-05-28
Examining the world's monetary problems

Amy Sun earns prestigious research award from the Bank of Canada.

Finding his place in the world
2014-05-27
Finding his place in the world

Geography professor George Lovell's 35-year career recognized with two prestigious honours.

Uncovering an oily mystery
2014-05-26
Uncovering an oily mystery

George Bevan and Ian Longo are using technology to unlock new details in Paul Kane's paintings.

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