The new research aims to address environmental challenges with breakthrough technology for monitoring aquatic ecosystems and biodiversity.

Queen's engineering students work with a wildlife centre to design solutions for animal rehabilitation.

For the first time, SNO+ experiment captures neutrinos produced in nuclear reactors hundreds of kilometres away using pure water.

Claire Davies and Praveen Jain win the Killam Fellowship and Killam Prize, two of Canada’s most competitive research honours.

Queen’s students and faculty members are using leading-edge technology to help ensure the safety of a new $180 million bridge across the Cataraqui River in Kingston.

Queen’s students and faculty members are using leading-edge technology to help the City of Kingston monitor the performance of the new bridge across the Cataraqui River.

A theorem developed by Queen’s professor Ernst Kani was used to crack an encryption algorithm.

Queen’s Indigenous Futures in Engineering program has been awarded $600,000 to expand their K-12 outreach.

Queen's and St. Lawrence College partner with Purafy Clean Technologies to support a water treatment system focused on water and energy saving potential.

Over the last decade, SNO+ has taken advantage of a unique piece of research infrastructure and set out on a new mission.