A Queen's-led team uncovers surprising ecological shifts in some of the North's largest and most remote lakes in John Smol's inaugural paper as a member of the National Academy of Sciences.

The university improved across key research and global engagement measures, reaching its highest QS ranking in more than a decade.

A Queen’s-led study analyzes Ontario inhaler prescription rates through the COVID-19 pandemic and finds high-emission devices still dominate despite calls for greener healthcare.

Eight doctoral and six postdoctoral researchers will join Queen's as part of the federal government's strategy to attract top international researchers to Canada.

Three early-career faculty members are being recognized for their outstanding contributions to research across engineering, business, and the sciences.

As Canada looks to expand nuclear energy, Queen’s researcher Laurent Béland is helping to bolster the people and the technology for our energy future.

A new international conference on transitioning away from fossil fuels is testing whether smaller coalitions can succeed where broader climate negotiations have stalled.

Research at Queen’s is uncovering how wetlands store carbon and informing restoration and environmental decisions.

Dr. Élise Devoie is advancing groundbreaking science and championing Indigenous collaborations to drive solutions to climate change challenges.

The threatened shutdown of one of the world’s most critical oil chokepoints is disrupting tanker traffic, driving up crude prices and raising concerns about broader economic impacts.