Christopher DeLuca, Vedat Verter, and Robert Ross recognized for work that has advanced their fields and contributed to society.

The Canadian Academy of Health Sciences has recognized occupational therapist Heidi Cramm for helping change how Canada supports the health of people connected to those serving in defence and public s...

Lindsay Borrows joins an international research network for her work exploring Indigenous legal traditions and environmental governance.

Queen’s researchers secure funding through the New Frontiers in Research Fund – Exploration and Canada Research Chairs programs.

Researchers studying sport and spirituality say the Canadiens’ playoff run reflects a deeper search for meaning, identity, and belonging.

A group of Queen’s students is designing and building a radio telescope to be launched to the stratosphere aboard a football field-sized balloon.

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

Second-year Commerce student named co-winner at the 2026 NHL Innovation Competition for an app idea to improve the fan experience.

Queen’s physics researchers are part of a global experiment that will use the Pacific Ocean to study some of the most elusive particles in the universe.

Canada Research Chair Stéfanie von Hlatky travelled to NATO headquarters to examine how Canada’s role is shifting and what that means for Canadian universities.

Through research that blends computing with interior design, Queen’s researcher Sara Nabil is mentoring women through hands-on research that builds skills and confidence for science careers.

A Queen’s-founded startup is translating long-term research into potential treatments for rare genetic bone disorders.

Queen’s Bicentennial Vision sets a path for the future in a complex and interdependent world.

Two Queen’s graduate students working in high performance computing are building new ways to track and improve the environmental efficiency of supercomputing systems.

Queen’s business professor uses evidence-based insights to help communities strengthen the delivery of crucial public services.

A backyard discovery reveals how cold-tolerant spiders survive winter and help protect orchards.

Associate professor Sebastien Talbot is paving the way for new cancer therapies through the nerve–immune connection

A decade ago, Art McDonald and his team gained worldwide recognition for a neutrino discovery that helped establish Canada and Queen’s as leaders in physics. Now, he reflects on how far the science ha...

A universal sick leave system would help Canada better manage seasonal illnesses and future outbreaks, protect economic stability and prepare for emerging crises.

Queen’s engineer earns national grant to test microscopic robots that could one day help treat aggressive brain cancer.

Queen’s research supports statement linking outdoor play to health, equity, and the environment.

Two Queen’s researchers awarded Ontario Women’s Health Scholars Awards.

New research funding enables study of global humanitarian abuse, and Indigenous identity in sport.

More than 100 Queen’s students and postdoctoral fellows have been awarded national funding to support their research and studies.

Six Queen’s researchers have been awarded a total of $5.8M from the Canadian Institutes of Health Research to advance projects aimed at improving health outcomes.

The OpenJustice initiative is aiming to provide the legal sector with accessible and reliable artificial intelligence support.

New and longstanding opportunities allow students to have a firsthand experience in research environments across campus.

Queen’s researchers secure funding as part of a major government announcement to support the pursuit of breakthroughs on pressing global challenges.