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A Université Laval professor laments the lack of funding for research into promising gene therapies.
Queen’s U head Daniel Woolf is a Twitter enthusiast.
Canadian study shows just half of senate members think it is an effective decision-making body.
Lack of data makes it difficult to craft good policy to meet postdocs’ needs, say organizers.
University of British Columbia’s UBC Reports prints its last edition in March.
As universities react to tough provincial budgets, the federal budget contains only modest changes to the sector.
Aimed at the developing world, the PowerWalk has also caught the interest of the military.
Competition that forces grad students to quickly and clearly summarize their work gaining in popularity.
Edited and published at UPEI, book includes recipes and essays from around the world.
Fastest growing economic immigrant class is Canadian Experience Class, which favours foreign graduates of Canadian universities for permanent residency.
Researchers from University of Windsor and Western University received funding to locate the disruptive sound.
“Boutique” laboratory has created some groundbreaking prototypes that have made international headlines.
At least some of the 1,300 recovered items thought to come from university collections.
The faculty of medicine has already completed over 30 training missions in the country.
A mentorship program at York University pairs graduate psychology students with undergraduate students with Asperger’s.
Workshop participants see the value in sharing their passion with the next generation, say organizers.
Medical research council will phase in the changes, with first pilot project to start in 2014.
Former members St. Paul’s College and TÉLUQ rejoin national association representing Canada’s universities.
Steacie Prize winners Shana Kelley and Ted Sargent share accolades as well as a home and family.
A small but growing number of doctoral students are earning their degrees with supervision in two countries.