The Queen’s School of Computing is delighted in congratulating Dr. Qingling Duan on her MRI ORF infrastructure award for her John R. Evans Leaders Fund Project “Integrative Systems Biology Investigation of Chronic Respiratory Diseases”.
Well done!
The Queen’s School of Computing is delighted in congratulating Dr. Qingling Duan on her MRI ORF infrastructure award for her John R. Evans Leaders Fund Project “Integrative Systems Biology Investigation of Chronic Respiratory Diseases”.
Well done!
Congratulations to Professor Gabor Fichtinger and his Perk Lab team for being in the news today on the occasion of the award of an Infrastructure ORF grant for the project “Real-time Navigated iKnife System for Breast Cancer Surgery”.




The Perk Lab is also on the KCWS news.
The Queen’s School of Computing is pleased to announce that Professor Vertegaal (Director, Human Media Lab) is in the news today:
Daily Mirror (UK) – Play Angry Birds on your wrist thanks to a bizarre wearable touchpad
The Queen’s School of Computing Perk lab, and its Director Dr. Gabor Fichtinger are in the news today on the occasion of the visit by Dr. Karol Miller of the University of Western Australia. Details here.
Queen’s School of Computing Professor, Dr. Nick Graham is in the news today commenting to Radio Canada International on Pokemon Go, for better and worse.
The Queen’s School of Computing is pleased to announce that David Skillicorn is in the news today, interviewed by the Belleville Intelligencer in an article entitled Complex war on child porn
Queen’s School of Computing Professor Parvin Mousavi and Doctoral Candidate Layan Nahlawi are in the news today for their research on prostrate cancer diagnosis. Their story made the cover of (e)AFFECT the Queen’s Research Magazine. Also please check out http://www.queensu.ca/gazette/stories/research-goes-digital?utm_source=e-queens-gazette_faculty
The Queen’s School of Computing is pleased to announce that the QSC Summer Coding Camp is in the News!
The Queen’s School of Computing is in the news today, as Ph.D. candidate and Queen’s Reliable Software Technology Group member Shahrear Iqbal (supervised by Professor Mohammad Zulkernine) explains his work on smartphone security.
Wendy Powley is featured today in the Kingston Whig Standard empowering Kingston women!
http://www.thewhig.com/2016/07/03/empowering-women-through-computer-programming