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  February 5, 2010

  Biology in motion

  The way a person moves can say a lot about them. Nikolaus Troje is looking at how our feelings and movements are linked.

  • Behavioral Sciences
  • Health Sciences
  • Biomotion
  • Perception
  • Queen's University
  • i2eye Interviews
  • Video
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  March 25, 2009

  Diagnosis: “aquatic osteoporosis”

  Low calcium levels causing lake species to die in boreal lakes

  • Environment
  • Nature
  • Aquaculture
  • Ecology
  • Queen's University
  • Guest Writers
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  December 10, 2008

  Spreading science

  In high school, James MacLeod won science fair competitions for his research on HIV/AIDS. Now he’s translating that experience into opportunities for his fellow university students.

  • Biomedical
  • Engineering
  • Health Sciences
  • Virology
  • AIDS
  • HIV
  • Queen's University
  • Young Innovator
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  July 1, 2006

  Good things come in small packages

  A national research network is helping to make Canada a leader in microsystems technology

  • Engineering
  • Information Technology
  • Computer chips
  • Nanotechnology
  • Queen's University
  • Features