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Bird droppings provide clues to environmental change
2020-01-22
Bird droppings provide clues to environmental change

Queen's University researchers John Smol and Matthew Duda have identified concerning trends in a vulnerable seabird.

Why it’s wrong to refer to the ‘cult of Trump’
2020-01-20
Why it’s wrong to refer to the ‘cult of Trump’

THE CONVERSATION: Demonizing Donald Trump's voters as cult followers doesn’t help us understand why they are attracted to him and how their worldview has developed.

Research @ Queen’s: Starting a scintillating search
2020-01-17
Research @ Queen’s: Starting a scintillating search

Over the last decade, SNO+ has taken advantage of a unique piece of research infrastructure and set out on a new mission.

Queen’s to launch memorial fund to honour Iranian plane crash victims
2020-01-16
Queen’s to launch memorial fund to honour Iranian plane crash victims

Faculty of Arts and Science student Amir Moradi among the 176 people, including 57 Canadians, who perished on Jan. 8 near Tehran.

Updated statement on Iran plane crash
2020-01-09
Updated statement on Iran plane crash

Queen’s mourns loss of student enrolled in the Faculty of Arts and Science.

Women in Computing conference comes full circle
2020-01-08
Women in Computing conference comes full circle

The Canadian Celebration of Women in Computing brings together leaders in research, education, and industry as well as students for two days of inspiration and engagement.

Clean energy revolution
2020-01-07
Clean energy revolution

Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada project funding advances research into replacing inefficient batteries.

Three professors emeriti appointed to Order of Canada
2020-01-06
Three professors emeriti appointed to Order of Canada

Governor General recognizes Brian Osborne, Duncan Sinclair, and Peter Harrison for their contributions to the nation

Manhattan’s rainforest of sound
2019-12-19
Manhattan’s rainforest of sound

MoMA features audio-visual art installation co-designed by Queen’s composer.

Is it better to buy a real Christmas tree or a fake one?
2019-12-17
Is it better to buy a real Christmas tree or a fake one?

THE CONVERSATION: Real Christmas trees may be in short supply this year thanks to the 2008 economic downturn, climate change, and insect infestations.

An overlooked era
2019-12-16
An overlooked era

Professor Robert Morrison’s The Regency Years is feted with prestigious book honours at home and abroad.

A star among the stars
2019-12-12
A star among the stars

Queen’s University Nobel Laureate Arthur McDonald is the special guest at the next Observatory Open House.

Will Kymlicka receives SSHRC Gold Medal
2019-12-12
Will Kymlicka receives SSHRC Gold Medal

Queen’s professor and researcher is awarded one of the highest honours for the social sciences in Canada.

Digital economy’s environmental footprint is threatening the planet
2019-12-09
Digital economy’s environmental footprint is threatening the planet

THE CONVERSATION: The digital economy is taking off as are the greenhouse gas emissions, electronic waste, and pollution associated with it.

Wildlife exposed to more pollution than previously thought
2019-11-29
Wildlife exposed to more pollution than previously thought
THE CONVERSATION: Scientists have a new approach to understanding how pollution threatens species-at-risk in Canada.
Nobel Laureate earns international honour
2019-11-28
Nobel Laureate earns international honour

Queen’s Professor Emeritus Arthur McDonald named a Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science.

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