Family vlogs can entertain, empower and exploit
Family vlogs can be a double-edged sword that provide families with income, but also lead to exploitation.
New research sets off alarm bells
Accelerated recent warming has pushed Great Slave Lake across important ecological thresholds.
Royal Society awards
Queen’s researchers John Smol and Jacalyn Duffin have been recognized by the Royal Society of Canada for their research excellence.
Exceptional scholarly achievement
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Five Queen’s students have been nationally recognized for their research and leadership skills with Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarships.
Building our research communities
Queen’s enhances undergraduate student funding to bolster inquiry-based learning across disciplines.
Fixing fertilizer
Queen’s researcher George diCenzo is co-leading a $6 million research project that aims to lower agricultural greenhouse gas emissions by focusing on improving the agriculture sector’s foundational ingredient – soil.
Bolstering support for research focused on big ideas
The Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council has announced $14.3M in funding to Queen's researchers to advance their innovative STEM and health research projects.
Research that is breaking down barriers
Two Queen’s researchers have been awarded over $4M from the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada to further equity and inclusion for people with disabilities.