Arts and Science

Arts and Science

Classics professor Barbara Reeves holds excavating tools as she sits on an orange Kubota tractor.
Creativity in the online classroom

Professors and instructors in the Faculty of Arts and Science are finding new ways to connect with students through remote learning.

February 23, 2021
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Partnering with industry to advance technological innovation

Over $6 million has been awarded to Queen’s researchers through NSERC’s Alliance grants to collaborate with industry partners in areas such as computing, wireless communications, and nuclear power.

February 19, 2021
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Balancing vaccine hope with pandemic reality

Dr. Bonnie Henry discusses the current state of the pandemic at this year’s Duncan G. Sinclair Lectureship.

February 12, 2021
Share your passion for International Day of Women and Girls in Science

On Feb. 11, Queen’s will recognize the United Nations’ International Day of Women and Girls in Science by encouraging the campus community to share their passion for STEM.

February 11, 2021
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Computers powered by light and brain networks

Researcher Bhavin Shastri believes neuromorphic photonics could solve complex computer optimization challenges and advance machine-learning applications.

February 2, 2021
Student summer research opportunities open to undergraduates

The Undergraduate Student Summer Research Fellowships program is accepting applications until March 1, 2021.

January 26, 2021
Queen’s University Association for Queer Employees (QUAQE)
Queer support launched at Queen’s

Queen’s University announces new Employee Resource Group designed to support LGTBQ2S+ employees.

January 26, 2021
Queen’s remembers Arthur Stewart

January 25, 2021
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Planning for post-pandemic recovery

The Queen’s School of Policy Studies is laying out strategies for building a better society in the wake of COVID-19 in a series of white papers.

January 18, 2021
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Longer, stricter lockdowns most effective, according to Queen’s economist

Queen’s researcher Christopher Cotton is one of the authors of “Building the Canadian Shield,” an approach that says a longer lockdown will save more lives and cost less economically.

January 18, 2021