Queen's 2015 Nobel Prize in PhysicsArchived Research Highlights
Paper published in Science Advances
Jun 15, 2022
Research showing that it is possible to take nanoscale building blocks and “pre-assemble” them in different arrangements that can be used as a building material for matter with structure at larger scales
Paper selected as cover for APL Photonics
May 05, 2022
Queen’s graduate student Jagmeet Singh and collaborators have presented a Verilog-A (time-domain modeling language for analog circuits) based approach which would significantly improve the efficiency of optimizing the circuits
Queen's researchers discover magnetic field in Polaris, the North Star
Apr 07, 2022
Astronomers at Queen’s University in Kingston have discovered for the first time that Polaris – more commonly known as the North Star – is host to a remarkable magnetic field
Could these two stars have violent colliding winds?
Mar 11, 2022
In a study led by Judith Irwin of Queen's University, a newly discovered binary star system shows the unusual trait of having associated radio and X-ray emission
Is most of our Universe made of Extra-Dimension Black Holes?
Mar 11, 2022
Prof. Vincent and group study the evolution of hypothetical extra-dimension black holes
Paper published in Nature Electronics
Nov 29, 2021
Queen's professors Shastri and Tait show one of the first demonstration of optical computing in a real-world application
First time evidence of shell-like structures in the Milky Way
Oct 20, 2020
Galaxies grow by cannibalizing smaller satellite galaxies according to the standard model for how structure forms in the Universe...
