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Biology

The traits shaping urban birdlife

New research links birds’ physical traits, migratory behaviour, and breeding habitats to how well they tolerate cities.

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Astroparticle Physics

A bubbly solution for a century-old challenge

Scientists are searching for elusive dark matter particles using a bubble chamber placed deep underground.

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Nuclear Research

Queen’s launches new institute to advance nuclear materials research

The Materials at Extremes Nuclear Research Institute brings together researchers, infrastructure, and partnerships to support the future of nuclear energy in Canada.

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Biology

Capturing freshwater research from above

Queen’s graduate researcher Allen Tian uses drones and environmental DNA to study freshwater ecosystems, earning international recognition for his photography along the way.

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Queen’s hosts the first Canadian chapter of Women in High Performance Computing
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Remembrance Day service honours the Canadians who served

The annual service shared the stories of those who have served throughout time as well as those serving today.

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Supporting movement, learning, and research

Three exercise-focused programs at the School of Kinesiology and Health Studies are being strengthened through an equipment donation.

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Introducing Thrive Month

From November 2 to 30, Queen’s community members can participate in special programming, events, and activities that focus on practical skills and strategies to support wellbeing.

Queen’s upgrades spaces for learning and campus life

Queen’s remembers Professor Jagdeep Singh Walia

New chair advances Engineering for Humanity at Queen’s

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Queen's Observatory Tour (Thrive Month)
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5:30pm
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Distinguished Service Award (DSA) celebration
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6:30pm
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Dark Matter Day: Observatory Tour and Science Talk with Prof. Kyle Leach
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Queen’s in the Media

The Globe and Mail Talking Heads Podcast $
Economist Don Drummond discusses Canada's economy, debt and productivity with Andrew Coyne
CBC News: The National
Insurance law expert Erik Knutsen talks about an insurance issue between a bank and a grieving customer
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Philosophy and Bioethics expert Udo Schüklenk says it is important that those wanting MAID choose it on their own terms
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