Monthly Archives: February 2012

Patrick Martin and his team consisting  of Hossam Hassanein (School of Computing), Mohammad Zulkernine (School of Computing) and Kathryn Brohman (School of Business) have received $480,000 to develop new research into the integration of two emerging technologies: cloud computing and … Continue reading →

As nominations for this year’s Teaching awards are being accepted, the February edition of OnQ featured last year’s award winners. Recognized last year for their contributions were two members of the School of Computing – Professor Nick Graham received the … Continue reading →

Gamers don’t just play Nicholas Graham’s new video game, Liberi Live – they design it. While one player is rolling and bouncing a ball over obstacles and collecting coins another player can control the course design. The two interact together … Continue reading →

Roel was interviewed by CKWS TV about TEI2012 (The Sixth International Conference on Tangible, Embedded and Embodied Interaction) organized by the Human Media Lab of the Queen’s School of Computing and currently in progress on campus. Click here to see … Continue reading →

The website, CrazyEngineers, features an article about Nick Graham and the EQUIS Lab’s new video game, Liberi Live, a multi-player game which puts you in a world where you are either the creator or the player. It will be featured … Continue reading →

There was widespread interest in David’s viewpoint as he was asked to comment by the Vancouver Sun, Vancouver Province, Edmonton Journal, Calgary Herald, Montreal Gazette and several other Postmedia newspapers, on a report that says hackers had access to Nortel … Continue reading →