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Trio elected: VPR, alumni receive national recognition for exceptional contributions
Memorial’s vice-president (research) and a pair of influential alumni are among the newest fellows elected into the Canadian Academy of Engineering (CAE). Dr. Neil Bose, Dr. Rehan Sadiq and Jennifer Williams are being honoured for their outstanding leadership and innovative contributions to their professions.
'Interest and enthusiasm': Co-directors appointed to SafetyNet
A pair of new leaders is at the helm of a specialized research centre based at Memorial. The search committee for co-directors of the SafetyNet Centre for Occupational Health and Safety Research has completed its work and recommended Drs. Kim Cullen and Lorenzo Moro.
Updated Framework for a Phased Approach to Returning to On-Campus Research Spaces, Fieldwork and Face-to-Face Interactions with Research Participants
Memorial is proceeding to resume additional on-campus research activities, fieldwork and research involving face-to-face interactions with research participants in accordance with an updated Framework for a Phased Approach to Returning to On-Campus Research Spaces, Fieldwork and Face-to-Face Interactions with Research Participants.
Pursuit of knowledge: Next-generation researchers awarded significant federal funding
How species respond to climate change and creating population models for flatfish on the Grand Banks are some of the diverse projects led by future research leaders benefitting from more than $750,000 in scholarship and fellowship funding.
$8-million investment: Critical funding empowers researchers to take risks and make big discoveries
Memorial researchers have successfully secured more than $8 million in federal funding.
Principled partnerships: Memorial implements agreement supporting Indigenous data sovereignty
Memorial is among the first universities in Canada to create and adopt a formal research agreement that gives Indigenous groups the right to own, control, access and possess their data in research.
Embracing innovation: $1-million federal investment for health-related research and discoveries
Two researchers based in the Faculty of Medicine are benefitting from a $1-million federal investment.
Drs. Michelle Ploughman and Craig Moore have been renewed as Tier 2 Canada Research Chairs (CRC), one of this country’s highest honours for research excellence. Tier 2 Chairs are five-year awards for $100,000 each year.
Ideas and technologies: Multidisciplinary research projects benefit from nearly $500,000 federal investment
The world’s first interactive mobile platform to connect global experts and small-scale fisheries communities is among four diverse projects benefitting from nearly $500,000 in federal funding.
On-campus research and scholarly activities, fieldwork and interaction with research participants update from vice-president (research)
Memorial is implementing a new framework, which outlines a phased approach to returning to on-campus research spaces, fieldwork and face-to-face interactions with research participants. Read a new statement on research from Dr. Neil Bose, vice-president (research).
Update regarding on-campus research and scholarly activities, fieldwork and interaction with research participants from vice-president (research)
Dr. Neil Bose, vice-president (research), provided this update on March 27.
Statement on research at Memorial from Dr. Neil Bose, vice-president (research)
Dr. Neil Bose, vice-president (research), provided this update on March 19.
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