DMT Microsystems is a wholly-owned subsidiary of CMC Microsystems.  DMT  complements CMC's role of enabling and supporting the creation and application of micro- and nano-system knowledge--focussed on research excellence and offering a path to commercialization--by arranging access to the commercial products and services clients require to move their idea from concept to product.

CMC Microsystems provides university researchers with industry-calibre design resources, access to state-of-the-art prototyping technologies, tools for testing and support services for a wide variety of applications including the environment (e.g., pollution diagnostics and monitoring systems).

Located at the Royal Military College, ESG develops and delivers solutions to a wide array of environmental problems. The group has particular expertise in environmental assessment and soil remediation. Current research efforts are focused on bioremediation in harsh climates, contaminant uptake in the food chain, mining impacts and phytoremediation of metal-contaminated soil. ESG operates on a non-profit, cost-recovery basis.

The ASG is a CAEAL-certified environmental analytical laboratory within the Department of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering at the Royal Military College. The lab supports a range of environmental research projects such as remediation of contaminated sites and development of new analytical methods. The lab offers expertise in analytical and radionuclear chemistry using the SLOWPOKE-2 reactor, one of only five in Canada, in support of government, university and approved industry projects.

ASU is a Canadian Association for Environmental Analytical Laboratories accredited environmental analytical laboratory and is housed in Innovation Park’s satellite wing in the Biosciences Complex on Queen’s main campus.

ASU assists industry, government, the university community and the public with analytical chemistry problems and environmental assessments and maintains an active research program that is currently focused on landfarming, arsenic extraction, phytoremediation, barrier systems and other remediation techniques.

PEARL is an internationally recognized research lab at Queen’s University that uses paleolimnological techniques to study a wide range of environmental issues. Recent projects have involved lake acidification and eutrophication, fisheries declines, metals and toxic pollution, environmental change in the Arctic, and drought cycles in western Canada.

The Royal Military College’s Institute for the Environment is a multidisciplinary team investigating and researching a wide variety of environmental problems and issues in support of federal government agencies. Past activities include conducting site assessments, remediation, monitoring, and developing new environmental standards and fuel cell technology. The Institute also offers a full program of environmental training through short courses, distance education, and/or as part of undergraduate or graduate programs.

RMC is the only federal institution in Canada with degree-granting power. RMC was the first college in Canada to train engineers and is renowned for the high calibre of its engineering curriculum in particular. The College offers undergraduate and degree programs in chemistry, physics, chemical and materials engineering, chemical and material science, civil engineering, environmental engineering and environmental science. The College also offers undergraduate and master’s degrees in business administration.

Queen’s University was the birthplace of the BIOCAP Canada Foundation, an internationally-recognized national research foundation that helped lay the groundwork for the transformation to a sustainable bioeconomy in Canada. For ten years, BIOCAP provided an innovative and effective model for building partnerships and integrating research insights with science and investment policy. While the organization officially closed in 2008, universities, businesses and governments across the country continue to build on BIOCAP’s legacy.

Located in nearby Belleville, Ontario, Loyalist College offers environment technician and technologist training (with emphasis on bioremediation), leading-edge environmental laboratory facilities, and training in biotechnology and chemical engineering. The College also maintains a unique, state-of-the-art Supercritical Carbon Dioxide Extraction Laboratory for the extraction of high- purity natural products without the use of petrochemical solvents.