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Mashiat Huq

Mashiat Huq

MSc Candidate

Graduate Students

Physics, Engineering Physics & Astronomy

Arts & Science

24sjb4@queensu.ca

Research Areas

Supervisors: Prof. Nir Rotenberg and Prof. Bhavin Shastri

Alexander Hayes

Alexander Hayes

MSc Candidate

Graduate Students

Physics, Engineering Physics & Astronomy

Arts & Science

24sf4@queensu.ca

Research Areas

Supervisor: Prof. Joseph Bramante

Ryan Curtis

Ryan Curtis

MSc Candidate

Graduate Students

Physics, Engineering Physics & Astronomy

Arts & Science

24jfl@queensu.ca

Research Areas

Supervisors: Prof. Philippe Di Stefano and Prof. Michela Lai

Soorna Choheili

Soorna Choheili

PhD Candidate

Graduate Students

Physics, Engineering Physics & Astronomy

Arts & Science

25bf9@queensu.ca

Research Areas

Supervisor: Prof. Joseph Bramante

Noah Budz

Noah Budz

MSc Candidate

Graduate Students

Physics, Engineering Physics & Astronomy

Arts & Science

24kd61@queensu.ca

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Supervisor: Prof. Gregg Wade

Total Solar Eclipse 2024 project receives Ontario Tourism Award of Excellence

At the 2025 TIAO Ontario Tourism Summit Awards Gala on Wednesday, October 29th, in Ottawa, Tourism Kingston came home with an excellence award for the 2024 Total Eclipse project.

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Prof. Spekkens receives Tier 1 CRC Funding

Prof. Spekkens is one of five new Canada Research Chairs at Queen's University.

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Decoding the Cosmos Celebration Event

The special event Decoding the Cosmos was held on October 17th at The Isabel Bader Centre for the Performing Arts to celebrate and honour Dr. McDonald's 2015 Nobel Prize in Physics.

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Professor Hughes wins 2025 FAS Award for Excellence in Graduate Mentorship

Professor Stephen Hughes wins one of the two faculty-wide "Excellence in Graduate Mentorship" awards, announced recently at the annual Faculty of Arts and Sciences (FAS) Award Ceremony.

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Professor Hughes named 2025 American Physical Society Fellow

Professor Stephen Hughes, Queen's University, Kingston, Ontario

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