Scientists are searching for elusive dark matter particles using a bubble chamber placed deep underground.

Queen’s graduate researcher Allen Tian uses drones and environmental DNA to study freshwater ecosystems, earning ...

White phosphorus, also called yellow phosphorus, gives off a faint light as it slowly reacts with oxygen in the air. The effect is chemiluminescence, light from a chemical reaction — it’s not evidence ...

The way parents and teachers provide and discuss feedback to children and teens can have an emotional, and not just technical ...

Queen’s educators and staff were celebrated at the annual teaching awards reception for their remarkable contributions.

Professor Gauvin Alexander Bailey focuses on the lives of colonized people and their legacies in a new book – the third in an ...

The Materials at Extremes Nuclear Research Institute brings together researchers, infrastructure, and partnerships to support the future of nuclear energy in Canada.

From Haydn’s Farewell Symphony, to Beethoven’s brilliant Symphony No. 7, standing in the face of convention, Join the Kingston Symphony for concert that calls upon the rebel in us all.

Politics is about power – who has it and how it is exercised by nation-states, individuals, groups, classes, or political parties, and how different interests are reconciled in and between communities ...

Visual Arts at Queen’s is undergoing a period of change and renewal as the program is being reimagined for the future. This process creates an opportunity to reflect on the program’s strengths, ...

Title: What can we learn from signals and systems in a transformer? Insights for probabilistic modeling and inference architecture ...

My research interests are in the general area of Representation Theory. More precisely, Weight modules over finite- and infinite-dimensional Lie algebras and Lie superalgebras; Harish-Chandra modules; ...