Interdisciplinary perspectives: Memorial researchers awarded more than $700,000 for collaborative projects

The Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC) is investing more than $700,000 into research focused on areas ranging from Indigenous science to better understanding sport officials’ mental health.

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Outstanding achievements: Engineering associate deans and alumna inducted into the Canadian Academy of Engineering

The Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science’s associate dean (research), associate dean (graduate studies) and an alumna are the newest fellows of the Canadian Academy of Engineering (CAE).

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Voting underway: Researchers named finalists in national photo contest

Two captivating images by Memorial researchers are among 20 finalists for this year’s Science Exposed contest.

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Two-phased approach: Review, consultations for Research Impacting Indigenous Groups Policy

Memorial is leading a review of its institutional Indigenous research policy. At its May 31 meeting, the President’s Advisory Team (PAT) approved a two-phased consultation plan to review the Research Impacting Indigenous Groups (RIIG) Policy with internal and external stakeholders.

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Innovative partnership: More than $18-million industry and government investment strengthens Memorial's computational infrastructure

Significant investments for leading-edge high-performance research computing infrastructure and opportunities will allow Memorial researchers to make bold discoveries and support this province’s thriving technology industry.

On Friday, May 27, Memorial welcomed more than $18 million for two new initiatives – the Centre for Analytics, Informatics and Research (CAIR) and the Accelerated Analytics and Machine Learning (AAML) project.

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'Win-win-win situation': A Memorial, not-for-profit and local business seafood collaboration

Pursuing new ideas and bringing technologies to market. Memorial’s Technology Transfer and Commercialization Office acts as a sort of “matchmaker” between businesses and researchers, says Kara Strickland (B.Sc., B.Comm.’05) intellectual property advisor in the office.

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Local to global: Memorial's impact on sustainability recognized internationally

From developing new ways to protect our oceans to improving community sustainability in a time of rapid change, Memorial is making a positive impact here at home and beyond. That commitment and work has ranked Memorial among the top 101-200, out of 1,406 global universities, as part of the latest Times Higher Education (THE) Impact Rankings.

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