As communities respond to climate change and biodiversity loss, Indigenous legal traditions offer important perspectives on law, responsibility, and relationships with land and water. #QueensU researcher Lindsay Borrows has been named a CIFAR Global Scholar, bringing her work in these areas to an international network exploring important social and environmental questions. ➡️ Learn more: queensu.ca/gazette/stories/q… #NIHM2026 | #NationalIndigenousHistoryMonth | @queensulaw | @CIFAR_News

From cleaner energy and plastic-eating enzymes to smarter organizations, #QueensU early-career researchers are at the forefront of advancing critical research for everyday life in #Canada. Learn more about Graeme Howe, Abayomi Baiyere, and Laurent Karim Béland, this year's recipients of the Prizes for Excellence in Research for Outstanding Emerging Researchers | #QueensuResearch queensu.ca/gazette/stories/q…

Four #QueensU researchers have received federal funding to support interdisciplinary work in adult autism diagnosis, cancer clinical trials, nanotechnology-based cancer therapies, and African urban futures. The announcement includes new funding through the New Frontiers in Research Fund – Exploration competition and the renewal of a Canada Research Chair, reflecting the growing role of collaborative research in addressing complex global issues. ➡️ Learn more: queensu.ca/gazette/stories/f… | @TIPS_SPIIE

The Montreal Canadiens’ playoff run is inspiring more than hockey fandom. It’s revealing how sport can shape identity, belonging, and even spiritual connection. In a new piece for The Conversation, coauthored by #QueensU researcher Tracy Trothen, the rituals, community, and emotional pull surrounding hockey are explored through the lens of the Canadiens and their fans. ➡️ Learn more: queensu.ca/gazette/stories/w… | @CanadiensMTL

A football field-sized balloon will carry a radio telescope to the stratosphere in 2027, with #QueensU students helping design the system that will get it there. Launching from Brazil, the mission will collect data alongside observatories in North America and Europe. Supported by the Canadian Space Agency, the project is giving students hands-on experience with the technical demands of high-altitude astronomy research. ➡️ Learn more: queensu.ca/gazette/stories/g… | @csa_asc

Wetlands play a quiet but powerful role in the #climate, storing carbon over long periods of time. However, when these landscapes are disturbed, that carbon can be released back into the atmosphere. #QueensU researcher Ian Strachan leads the Atmospheric and Environmental Research Lab, where his team studies these changes through fieldwork in wetlands across Canada. Working with undergraduate and graduate student researchers, they are contributing to a growing understanding of how wetlands respond to disturbance and helping inform how they are restored and managed. ➡️ Learn more: queensu.ca/gazette/stories/s… #EarthDay 🌎| #EarthDay2026 | #ClimateAction

The #QueensU Art of Research contest showcases the behind the scenes of the research process, from labs on campus to field locations across the country and archives around the globe. Don't miss your chance to submit! Contest closes April 17 | #QueensuResearch | direc.to/oY4n

Long lines and crowded concourses are a familiar part of attending a professional hockey game. At the @NHL Innovation Competition, a #QueensU Commerce student turned those challenges into an award-winning pitch. Jordan Bates won the Innovator Award for his app concept, which would use real-time arena data to help fans move through venues more efficiently and get more out of game day. ➡️ Learn more: queensu.ca/gazette/stories/q… @NHLPA | @SAP | @SmithBusiness

A shoutout to our tenacious @queensu students! Their fundraising efforts support the @cancersociety, fueling transformative #cancerresearch & care @QueensuSCRI & CCT division @CDNCancerTrials. Student leadership community spirit = real impact! BRAVO!👏👏 queensu.ca/gazette/stories/s…

A material used in rechargeable batteries is opening new possibilities in drug development. #QueensU chemistry researchers Gregory Jerkiewicz and Andrew Evans have found that nickel foam, a lightweight sponge-like metal, can enable a key reaction used to build medicines and other essential products. The method is simple, cost-effective, and could make pharmaceutical chemistry cleaner and safer. ➡️ Learn more: queensu.ca/gazette/stories/b… | @ACSPublications

An inspiring visit with students in Queen’s Indigenous Teacher Education Program in Akwesasne. Had the chance to sit down, listen, and speak with future educators training in a program rooted in Indigenous perspectives, community, and real classroom experience. Through initiatives like this, we're building a stronger education workforce that will equip children to fulfill their potential and thrive in their future careers.

Take us behind the scenes of your research in motion!📹The #QueensU Art of Research contest aims to showcase research as it happens from the lab to the archives and beyond. Learn more about submitting your video or photo 📸➡️ direc.to/oY4n

Queen’s Gaels are celebrating a winter season defined by teamwork, determination, and competitive success. Across volleyball, hockey, and distance track, teams and athletes earned championship titles, advanced to national competition, and pushed through playoff battles that showcased the depth of #QueensU athletics. 🏆 ➡️ Read more: queensu.ca/gazette/stories/g… | @queensgaels

Strong leadership in the operating room goes beyond technical skill. New research co-authored by #QueensU expert Julian Barling shows that the best patient outcomes happen when surgeons balance clear direction with open communication and trust, especially when procedures become complex. The findings reveal that teams who feel safe speaking up can catch problems earlier and potentially prevent serious complications. ➡️ Learn more: queensu.ca/gazette/stories/w…

Beneath the rapidly warming landscapes of Canada’s North lies a critical environmental challenge – the thawing of #permafrost soils. Learn more about how #QueensU researcher Élise Devoie is advancing groundbreaking science and championing Indigenous collaborations to drive solutions | #QueensuResearch queensu.ca/gazette/stories/s…

Two #QueensU students are earning national recognition for their research storytelling. PhD candidate Rachel Barber and undergraduate Alessia Cataudella have been named finalists in the #SSHRC Storytellers Challenge, where students share research through short videos or written pieces for a broad audience. Their submissions explore how shifting demographics are reshaping communities and how better understanding adolescent facial expressions can strengthen support systems and technologies. Finalists are invited to present at the national showcase this June. ➡️ Read more: queensu.ca/gazette/stories/q… @SSHRC_CRSH | #StudentResearch | #SSHRCStorytellers | @SWC_Can

Canada’s ability to compete in artificial intelligence and advanced technologies depends on secure, high-performance computing infrastructure. #QueensU and @SFU are partnering to design and build a sovereign, secure, and sustainable national supercomputing system. Through a new Memorandum of Understanding, the two universities will combine their expertise to expand access to high-performance computing for users across #academia, #government, and #industry. ➡️ Learn more: queensu.ca/gazette/stories/q…

For 50 years, the Centre for International and Defence Policy has been helping shape how Canada and its partners respond to today’s most pressing defence challenges. At #QueensU, researchers, policymakers, and students work side-by-side on issues ranging from alliance politics to emerging technologies, and connect their findings with real-world decision-making on global security. ➡️ Learn more: queensu.ca/gazette/stories/f… @QueensCIDP

From labs on campus to field locations across the country and archives around the globe, #QueensU researchers are in pursuit of research that is shaping the world. The Art of Research photo and video contest showcases these moments of discovery. Submit today! ➡️ direc.to/oY4n

How can we find exploding stars and black holes across the universe? These extreme events produce neutrinos, elusive particles that travel vast distances through space and matter without being deflected or absorbed. #QueensU researchers are part of a global effort to build a deep-sea neutrino detector off Vancouver Island. The Pacific Ocean Neutrino Experiment will use an array of sensors to detect faint flashes of light produced when neutrinos interact with water molecules. By capturing these rare signals, scientists can trace neutrinos back to their origins and map some of the most extreme events in the universe. ➡️ Read more: queensu.ca/gazette/stories/d… @McDonaldInst | @Ocean_Networks