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In the lab, Daniel Reddy is making medical and chemical testing faster, cheaper, and easier to do. Outside the lab, he is a true leader, creating professional development opportunities for chemistry students, and bringing the community together with two-time Nobel laureate K. Barry Sharpless to celebrate Alfred Bader's contributions to chemistry. Read more: https://bit.ly/3QG97Jw

Capturing research in action. This aerial image of algal blooms on an Ontario Lake was a winner of the photo competition by the prestigious Nature magazine. Captured by PhD student Haolun ‘Allen’ Tian, the shot shows his team collecting samples of the toxic green blooms to analyze for his research into how algae interacts with other lake species.

Learn more about the photo: https://go.nature.com/4vR3pnf

As communities respond to climate change and biodiversity loss, Indigenous legal traditions offer important perspectives on law, responsibility, and relationships with land and water.

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: https://www.queensu.ca/gazette/stories/queen-s-law-professor-earns-global-scholar-recognition

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To celebrate the beginning of 🌈Pride Month, the community gathered outside of Douglas Library for the inaugural Pride Flag Raising Ceremony. Pride Season is a reminder of the strength, diversity, and resilience of 2SLGBTQIA+ communities at Queen’s and around the world.

Learn more about Queen's commitment to fostering a welcoming and inclusive environment year-round: https://www.queensu.ca/vpcei/committees/principals-action-group-gender-and-sexual-diversity

From cleaner energy and plastic-eating enzymes to smarter organizations, early-career researchers are at the forefront of advancing critical research for everyday life in . 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 |

Queen's celebrates its emerging research leaders | Queen's Gazette Three early-career faculty members are being recognized for their outstanding contributions to research across engineering, business, and the sciences.

Four 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: https://www.queensu.ca/gazette/stories/funding-boost-innovative-interdisciplinary-research

Students, researchers, and university leaders from Queen's showcased the impact of Canadian research and higher education on Parliament Hill earlier this week. From supercomputing and defence research to cancer care and global partnerships, we’re advancing student leadership and experience, research prominence, and international impact that benefits communities across Canada and beyond.

Convocation season is officially underway at Queen’s as graduating students crossed the stage this week in Grant Hall. Here’s a glimpse at some of the excitement and celebration from the first two days of ceremonies. Congratulations to graduates! Up next: convocation continues at Slush Puppie Place starting on June 22.