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Pandemic highlights the need for a surveillance debate beyond ‘privacy’
2020-06-08
Pandemic highlights the need for a surveillance debate beyond ‘privacy’

Privacy regulation can’t keep pace with the supersystems collecting, analyzing, and using personal data.

Examining COVID-19’s economic impact on Ontario
2020-06-08
Examining COVID-19’s economic impact on Ontario

New modelling tool shows a loss exceeding $40 billion across the province through May.

Re-imagining the world of theatre
2020-06-03
Re-imagining the world of theatre

Queen’s professor says when the pandemic has passed, the theatre world will be born anew.

Innovative research advancing understanding of COVID-19
2020-06-03
Innovative research advancing understanding of COVID-19

The Southeastern Ontario Academic Medical Organization funds six new projects to help fight the global pandemic.

Biden, Keystone XL, and a Green New Deal could shake up Canada’s energy industry
2020-05-28
Biden, Keystone XL, and a Green New Deal could shake up Canada’s energy industry

The Conversation: Canadian companies depend on the international marketplace, which is demanding cleaner energy products.

 

Vote in the Art of Research photo contest
2020-05-27
Vote in the Art of Research photo contest

The Queen’s community has until June 3 to vote for the People’s Choice winner as the Art of Research celebrates its fifth year.

Ventilators co-designed by a Canadian team led by Queen’s Nobel Laureate ready to go
2020-05-27
Ventilators co-designed by a Canadian team led by Queen’s Nobel Laureate ready to go

Ottawa orders 10,000 ventilators developed by team led by Art McDonald and global collaborators in fight against COVID-19.

Why ‘The Scream’ is going viral again
2020-05-25
Why ‘The Scream’ is going viral again

In these coronavirus times, artist Edvard Munch's iconic image speaks to our anxieties about illness and societal collapse.

Graduates’ video shares some good news
2020-05-25
Graduates’ video shares some good news

Meet the students who reached out to actor John Krasinski and were rewarded with a turn in a viral video. 

No stopping the Three Minute Thesis
2020-05-22
No stopping the Three Minute Thesis

Alice Santilli, a master's candidate in the School of Computing, is the Queen’s Three Minute Thesis winner with her presentation 'Sniffing out breast cancer.'

Celebrating graduates during COVID-19
2020-05-22
Celebrating graduates during COVID-19

Principal, Chancellor, and Rector share special video messages with the class of 2020 to mark important milestone.

Exploring new frontiers in research
2020-05-21
Exploring new frontiers in research

Queen’s researchers receive support from the New Frontiers in Research Fund.

Disrupting routine thinking
2020-05-19
Disrupting routine thinking

Psychedelics can help reset the brain, shaking it out of old patterns. The coronavirus pandemic could have similar impacts.

Impacting student futures
2020-05-19
Impacting student futures

Wendy Powley of the School of Computing receives the Chancellor A. Charles Baillie Teaching Award.

Spotlight on a new virtual music festival
2020-05-12
Spotlight on a new virtual music festival

The inaugural Ballytobin Live From the Isabel Online Summer Music Festival will bring live concerts to music lovers in Kingston and around the world.

Helping leaders make public health decisions during COVID-19
2020-05-08
Helping leaders make public health decisions during COVID-19

Queen’s researcher Dongmei Chen and collaborators receive federal funding to explore how the social dynamics of coronavirus transmission impact decision making.

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