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Richard Birtwhistle and Walter Rosser of the Department of Family Medicine at ���˴�Ƭ included in list of Top 20 Pioneers of Family Medicine Research in Canada.

Research reveals our visual system is a “sensitive lie detector.”

Queen’s received more than $55 million in federal and provincial funding in last quarter.

Dr. Kevser Aktas is on a mission to make theoretical mathematics applicable in the lives of non-mathematicians.

Queen’s research finds more than 16,000 wildlife deaths in a seven-month period on the 1000 Islands Parkway.

Queen’s will submit proposals for the second competition of the Canada First Research Excellence Fund.

Federal support for new infrastructure key to moving innovative projects forward.

Researchers will use more than $8 million in funding from Canadian Institutes of Health Research to address a variety of challenges including colon cancer, depression and serious burns. 

Queen's researcher Amber White gets Aboriginal students to utilize canvas to tell the story of their lives.

Four Queen’s researchers receive funding from the Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation.