Dr. Laura Murray uses digital technologies (a blog, an app walking tour, podcasts, photo enlargements, mapping) to engage participants and outsiders with local history research.

Dr. Paul Hungler, professor with the Department of Chemical Engineering, has developed a fully-immersive virtual reality app to help first year engineering students select a discipline.

The Queen’s Laboratory for Percutaneous Surgery has developed a novel piece of technology to improve patient outcomes in cancer-removal surgeries.

The Queen’s School of Computing Database Systems Lab carries out research to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of data storage, management, and retrieval.

The Ambient Intelligence and Interaction Laboratory, part of the Queen’s School of Computing, is exploring how to make every-day devices more intelligent and user-aware.

Jerusalem, We Are Here is an interactive documentary that digitally brings Palestinians back into the Jerusalem neighbourhoods from which they were expelled in 1948.

Provided by the Dan School of Music and Drama, the Design Thinking course is meant to introduce students to the principles underlying empathy-driven technological solutions.

Put on by the City of Kingston, the Mayor’s Innovation Challenge calls on student innovators to develop novel solutions to challenges identified by the City.

Art Historian Dr. Ron Spronk uses advanced imaging and web technologies to examine the genesis of paintings.

The City of Kingston is in the process of developing a digital three-dimensional map of Kingston and surrounding areas.

The Envisioning Disruptive Technologies course examines disruptive technologies and their effects on research, design, promotional strategy, and business strategy.

To support instructors in creating new open textbooks and adapting existing ones for Queen’s courses, Queen’s University Library is coordinating the development of open textbook services in partnership with faculties and other units across campus.

The Cognitive Development Hub is a software design and development lab for data analytics and cognitive computing applications.

The Smith School of Business launched their Master of Management Analytics program in 2013 in response to growing demand for deep analytical talent in business.

The Smith School of Business launched their Master of Management in Artificial Intelligence program in 2018, making it North America’s first graduate business degree in artificial intelligence.

The Queen’s Telecommunications Lab is part of the School of Computing, and covers a breadth of telecommunications disciplines.

The Ageing + Communication + Technologies (ACT) Project is concerned with the transformation of the ageing experience in the digital age.

The Arthur B. McDonald Canadian Astroparticle Physics Research Institute brings together Canadian astroparticle physics researchers.

The Dunin-Deshpande Queen’s Innovation Centre (DDQIC) is a key driver of innovation and entrepreneurial activity across Queen’s, Kingston, and the southeastern Ontario region.

The City of Kingston’s Smart Kingston Strategy is a roadmap for becoming a smart and livable 21st century city.

Trudeau scholar Norman Vorano is creating an online Arctic Cultural Heritage Resource Network to link Arctic communities with their cultural heritage resources in museums across Canada.

The Mosey Group focuses on the development and application of chemical simulation methods to gain atomic-level insights into the properties and behaviours of molecules and other materials.

The City of Kingston is leveraging partnerships with post-secondary institutions, public sector organizations, and businesses to tackle feelings of isolation among older adults.

The Institute for Disruptive Technologies aims to bolster human productivity, creativity, safety, and quality of life through the design and use of intelligent systems and robotic machines.

Queen’s University Library’s Open Scholarship Services leverages digital opportunities to advance innovative, cost-effective scholarly communication models in a global knowledge commons.

Digital Photogrammetry allows archaeologists to create sophisticated 3-D computer models of artefacts.

The Human Media Lab’s mandate is to develop “disruptive technologies” and new ways of working with computers that will be viable in the future.

The Surveillance Studies Centre is researching the effects of Big Data on human life and organizational systems.

The Human Mobility Lab studies the human musculoskeletal system with the use of innovative technology.