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Election to the National Academy is considered a mark of excellence in science and one of the highest honours that a scientist can receive in the United States.

Three researchers are being honoured for their exceptional contributions to advancing knowledge and innovation within and beyond the Queen’s community.

Highlighting the Queen's researchers who are establishing a new gold standard in biochemical recycling and encouraging us to reconsider our use of plastics.

In the lead-up to International Women’s Day, the Queen's Gazette highlights Dr. Yanwen Zhang’s contributions to materials science and the move towards clean and sustainable energy solutions.

Nuclear energy researchers Mark Daymond and Suraj Persaud explain how this new technology can help us tackle climate change.

Queen's-led research programs have secured a total of $2M through the Ontario Research Fund.

When complete, Nixon Field will make Queen’s the first institution in North America to use environmental technologies to promote carbon sequestration via turf replacement.

The federal Canada Research Chairs program recognizes established and emerging global research leaders at Canadian universities.

Queen’s researchers receive Canada’s highest honours for contributions to natural sciences and engineering.

Queen's researcher John P. Smol receives major NSERC prize in recognition of the social impact of his trailblazing advances in environmental science.