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New research led by Queen's researcher Bhavin Shastri is published in Nature – one of the world’s most prestigious scientific journals. 

A backyard discovery reveals how cold-tolerant spiders survive winter and help protect orchards.

Queen's National Scholars Program recruitment highlights four priority research areas

With a $30 million investment, the Bruce Mitchell Research Program continues to drive excellence across disciplines, supporting new faculty appointments, and expanding opportunities for doctoral and postdoctoral researchers.

Queen’s expert in alliance politics and gender security Stéfanie von Hlatky speaks to how shifting global and regional pressures are guiding Canada’s defence direction.

John Smol receives the world’s top Arctic research prize.

Biology field courses take Queen’s students around the world to learn about biodiversity, conservation, and the relationship between humans and nature.

In addition to the new positions, three current chairs have been renewed. Announcement also included new research support funding.

The university marks ten years since Dr. Arthur B. McDonald’s Nobel Prize in Physics with a special event and renewed federal investment in the McDonald Institute.

A decade ago, Art McDonald and his team gained worldwide recognition for a neutrino discovery that helped establish Canada and Queen’s as leaders in physics. Now, he reflects on how far the science has come and where it's headed next.