The Art of Research
The Art of Research photo contest is an opportunity for Queen’s faculty, students, staff, and alumni to showcase their research, scholarly, and artistic work. The competition is aimed at providing a creative and accessible method of sharing the ground-breaking research being done by current and past Queen’s community members and celebrating the global and social impact of this work.
The 2022 contest has been reimagined through the lens of the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), a universal call to action. For the past five years, the Art of Research has been an opportunity for Queen’s researchers to mobilize their work through compelling visuals and engage the public in seeing their research in new ways. In aligning this year’s contest with the UN SDGs, we celebrate the impact of Queen’s research in advancing these important global goals.
Photo Galleries
Winners of the Art of Research Photo Contests: 2015 – 2022
The SNO+ Detector

George Konana Collecting Ice

The Tiniest Tree of Life

Aging with Oasis

Crystalline Acid

Polar Bear Denning

Gastropod Mummy

Porous Plastic Particle

Nature’s van Gogh

The Wiring of the Brain

Learning from the Land

A Glance in the Brain

Under the Umbrella

This is EPIC: Simulation Education with Patient Actors to Improve Care

Shattered Planet

Researchers at Offroad Robotics

Propelling Research

Love Under the Microscope

Keep Cool Boy - The Jets Aloft in West Side Story

Nano-dendrite Collision

A New Light

Learning to Live (Not Walking in Line)

Lights, Camera, Action: Wolfie's Story

First Emergence

Women in Mathematics

Biomimetic Scaffolds

Unspooling Vermeer

Window on a Window to the Universe

Santa Fina

“Non-wetting” Water

Magdalene

Amphibian from the Inside

5000m High Sunset in the Andes

Tulugak on the Crucifix

Aldonza

Perfusion of Light

Evelyn Mitchell and her “Burler”

Phantasie Ist Alles

Polypyrrole

Gemini Mirror Reflections

In Search of Byzantium

At a Snail’s Pace

The Last Tree

Buried Alive

Inside Concord Floral

Landscapes of Resistance

Platinum Surface Electrochemistry

Exploring Worlds at Home

Coded, I Am

Borders. What borders?

Leaving home
