February 2018 - Research Matters

University researchers study sports, athletes, and the Olympic Games

Yvonne Robertson

As the 2018 Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang draw to a close this weekend, many Ontario university researchers have either had a ... Read More

Graduate student combines storytelling, science in debut dystopian novel

Yvonne Robertson

Disaster strikes. A swarm of giant wasps are devouring everything around them, causing worldwide dystopia. But there is one hope: ... Read More

New @WesternU testing kit offers promise in identifying E. coli-contaminated lettuce before it hits store shelves bit.ly/2QyDZLa pic.twitter.com/wDMfTRmly3

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RT @futuringON The university has become a hub for social and economic innovation, where students, researchers, businesses, and community organizations creatively work together to move groundbreaking ideas to market. Learn more at ontariosuniversities.ca #GEW2018 #ONpoli pic.twitter.com/cSwFGbqwfy

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In celebration of #GEW2018, here's 50 ways Ontario's universities are partnering with business on research and development, entrepreneurism, hands-on learning – all, ultimately, to drive innovation and economic growth: bit.ly/50WaysON #ONpoli twitter.com/futuringON/sta…

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.@uofg-hosted panel talks innovation in food and agriculture, and the need for various players in academia, government, industry and consumers to come together for food policy at #CSPC2018 pic.twitter.com/gAFI3cHzu0

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The talent piece is essential for the whole research ecosystem. Strong research not only generates great ideas, but also generates great talent. Talent in strong academic institutions advances innovation and has economic benefits. - Dr. Mona Nemer, @ChiefSciCan, #CSPC2018 pic.twitter.com/mK27YZC660

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Canada’s @ChiefSciCan Dr. Mona Nemer talks about the importance of collaboration across departments and sectors, and between academia and government for science and research at #CSPC2018 pic.twitter.com/Yr4tMKs8fb

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“There needs to be room for fundamental science that doesn’t have an immediate clear path.” Michael Strong, @CIHR_IRSC during plenary panel at #CSPC2018 pic.twitter.com/YcbxBPJw96

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RT @kristaconnell Citizen science “places funding agencies at the forefront of innovation..... and places research at the service of citizens” Ted Hewitt @SSHRC_CRSH #CSPC2018

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