​Qingling Duan and Keren Zaiontz are the newest appointees under the faculty recruitment program.  

Research reveals our visual system is a “sensitive lie detector.”

All-girls camp sets out to prove how much fun math can be.

Students who reached the world final of a technology competition have returned home eager to share what they've learned.

Roger Browse was recognized as an expert in artificial intelligence, computer vision, and robotics. 

Ahmed Hassan (Computing) receives the Outstanding Young Computer Science Researcher Prize for 2014 from the Canadian Association of Computer Science

Programming game developed by team of four students takes top place at weekend hackathon event.

Day-long event highlights students’ efforts to push the creative boundaries of computing.

Three Queen's students win first prize at the Microsoft Imagine Cup for their technology designed for colour blind individuals.

Randy Ellis recognized for his significant contribution to the development of computer-assisted surgical technology.