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BY ROSANNA TAMBURRI | MAR 11 2015

Move reflects the fact that research is increasingly global in scope, scholars say.

BY LÉO CHARBONNEAU | MAR 10 2015

Laurentian prof is trying to control the West Nile mosquito population.

BY NATALIE SAMSON | MAR 09 2015

Psychology professor Joni Sasaki wins a Templeton Foundation grant to study whether the urge to do good is in our genes.

BY LÉO CHARBONNEAU | MAR 09 2015

Parchment a tangible connection to the medieval world and a valuable teaching tool, says instructor.

BY CHANTAL BRAGANZA | MAR 04 2015

McGill professor carves out an unusual research area with her work on hacker culture.

BY LÉO CHARBONNEAU | FEB 24 2015

The program hopes to help alleviate the barriers librarians might face when conducting independent research.

BY GERRY TOOMEY | FEB 18 2015

Threatens a key biophysical process that regulates stability of the Earth “system”, says international team of researchers.

BY NATALIE SAMSON | FEB 17 2015

The Dalhousie researcher will use part of the award money to fund a new research chair in theoretical chemistry.

BY LÉO CHARBONNEAU | FEB 11 2015

LIVELab designed to investigate the experience of music, dance and human interaction.

BY DAVID HAYES | FEB 10 2015

U of Calgary lab is the only one permitted by Health Canada to infect people with a cold virus, but they have difficulty finding volunteers for their studies.

BY LÉO CHARBONNEAU | FEB 09 2015

Pilot study gives “a good approximation” of how many people are consuming the drugs.

BY NATALIE SAMSON | FEB 04 2015

Process has been used in Canada’s criminal justice system for decades and, informally, with students at Canadian universities.

BY NATALIE SAMSON | FEB 04 2015

New CCA report says libraries, archives, galleries and museums must embrace digitization to remain relevant.

BY LÉO CHARBONNEAU | FEB 03 2015

Mountain climber TA Loeffler says she wants to inspire people to be more active and to have big dreams.

BY ROSANNA TAMBURRI | JAN 21 2015

In an interview, study architect Ross Finnie tells anxious parents, just relax.

BY NATALIE SAMSON | JAN 19 2015

Sex-ed program FOXY, founded by U of T grad student Candice Lys, wins Arctic Inspiration Prize.

BY ROSANNA TAMBURRI | JAN 14 2015

The ability to measure results from digital campaigns is pushing universities in a new direction.

BY NATALIE SAMSON | JAN 14 2015

But, despite its rising importance, the field suffers from growing pains, say academics.

BY LÉO CHARBONNEAU | JAN 14 2015

The portrayal of clergy in fiction is the theme of a new book by Sue Sorensen, an associate professor of English at Canadian Mennonite University. The Collar: Reading Christian Ministry in Fiction, Television, and Film is described by publisher Cascade Books as “a wide-ranging study of the many ways – heroic or comic, shrewd or […]

BY LÉO CHARBONNEAU | JAN 14 2015

The experience has improved their lives and opened up their world, says U of Lethbridge professor.

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