What started out as a class project is now changing the way doctors issue exercise prescriptions.
What started out as a class project is now changing the way doctors issue exercise prescriptions.
A hidden gem
It came as a surprise to renovators when, on a wintry day in Kingston, they uncovered a Mediterranean port hidden behind a false wall.
Jordan Poppenk (Psychology) has been named the Tier 2 NSERC Chair in Cognitive Neuroimaging
Along with Dr. Giacomin, Queen鈥檚 has two new Tier 2 CRCs and five renewals. Jordan Poppenk (Psychology) has been named the Tier 2 NSERC Chair in Cognitive Neuroimaging and Gr茅goire Webber (Law) is the new Tier 2 Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council Chair (SSHRC) in Public Law and Philosophy of Law.
Scottish scholarship sends students to St. Andrews
Emma Sawatzky (Artsci鈥15) had always wanted to study at the in Scotland. She was drawn to the school鈥檚 strong reputation for international relations and her Scottish grandparents had always told her about the country they鈥檇 emigrated from.
Computing students flex creative muscles
鈥淭hat鈥檚 really neat鈥 was a common refrain overheard in the Biosciences Complex on April 1 as undergraduate and graduate students showcased their work at the annual hosted by Queen鈥檚 School of Computing.
Researcher lends expertise to oil spills panel
Queen鈥檚 University professor Peter Hodson has joined a new Royal Society of Canada panel that will study oil spills and their impacts on freshwater and marine environments.
Screening sparks surveillance discussion
Queen鈥檚 University surveillance expert David Lyon will speak following the Kingston premiere of Citizenfour, a critically acclaimed documentary about Edward Snowden.
Researcher digs deep
The search for dark matter continues in earnest at SNOLAB and the scientific team in Sudbury has a new research ally in Gilles Gerbier (Physics), the newest Canada Excellence Research Chair. In the four months since his arrival in Kingston, Dr.