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Inspiring investment: Emera Innovation Exchange launched at Signal Hill Campus
A $7-million contribution from Emera Inc. to Memorial University will support innovation and entrepreneurship programming in Newfoundland and Labrador.
Strengthening connections: Appointment to enhance consultation in Indigenous research
Dr. Max Liboiron has been appointed associate vice-president (Indigenous research) pro tempore effective Sept. 1 until Aug. 31, 2019.
Netting funds: Non-profit organization awards support to salmon researchers
A trio of researchers engaged with fieldwork throughout Atlantic Canada have received 2018 grants of $63,300 for their ongoing projects from the Atlantic Salmon Conservation Foundation.
New name: Research unit gets a new title and expands its services
An office within the vice-president (research) portfolio has been retitled to better reflect the services and oversight it provides to the Memorial community and the important role it plays in pan-university research projects. CREAIT, CRC and CFI Services (CCCS) is now known as Strategic Institutional Research Initiatives (SIRI).
Subject specialists: Memorial ranks high for ocean technology-related research in world university rankings
Memorial is the only Canadian university to make the list of the world’s top post-secondary institutions for the study of marine/ocean engineering. Memorial placed 38 among global universities ranked in the Engineering field as reported last month by the Shanghai Ranking Consultancy, which included 44 top universities in its marine/ocean engineering listing.
Emerging science researchers net nearly $300,000 in lucrative federal funding
Black holes and green chemistry are the areas of focus of two early-career researchers receiving prominent academic awards totaling nearly $300,000.
Federal funding enhances Memorials international reputation for critical health-care research
Improving access to primary health care, a better understanding of the hepatitis C virus and enhancing access to mental health programming within Indigenous communities.
These three Memorial-led research projects are receiving a major boost from the federal government.
Top 10 reasons to attend Ocean Frontier 2018 this October
The Ocean Frontier Institute (OFI) has narrowed down its top 10 reasons to attend Ocean Frontier 2018: North Atlantic Opportunities Conference, running Oct. 9-12, at the Delta Hotel in St. John’s.
Geneticist named an officer of the Order of Canada
An Honorary Research Professor in the Faculty of Medicine has been named an officer of the Order of Canada.
Favourable scores: Memorial makes considerable gains in global universities rankings
Memorial University improved its global score among two of the most widely observed rankings of world-wide universities.
Sudden cardiac death genetic research team lauded by Governor General
A team of researchers are winners of the Governor General’s Innovation Awards for their groundbreaking discovery that’s saving the lives of those affected by a deadly genetic disease.
The Faculty of Medicine’s Drs. Terry-Lynn Young, Kathy Hodgkinson, Sean Connors and Daryl Pullman are the first recipients from Memorial to receive this prestigious award.
Five new Canada Research Chairs bolster Memorial's international profile
New federal investments totalling more than $4.5 million will enhance Memorial’s research expertise in areas ranging from climate change to health care to oceans research.
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