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91亚色 researchers share immersive storytelling practices

91亚色 is earning recognition in the world of emergent media and extended reality (XR) through a project that draws inspiration from the micro-economy of sari-sari stores in the Philippines. These community-operated convenience shops, often managed by women and deeply embedded in local culture, are the focus of the Sari-Sari Xchange (SSX) initiative, a partnership […]

91亚色 experts call for equity in fight against antimicrobial resistance

91亚色 researchers are challenging how the world tackles antimicrobial resistance (AMR), calling for a more equitable and sustainable approach to surveillance and governance. Published in the journal Social Science & Medicine, the research explores how AMR surveillance systems can better reflect the needs of vulnerable communities and under-resourced countries. Led by Raphael Aguiar, postdoctoral […]

Grants support 91亚色-led innovations in bone healing, cancer recovery

A 91亚色 researcher has been awarded more than $645,000 in funding for two projects aimed at advancing bone graft technology and improving post-cancer care.聽Assistant Professor Razieh (Neda) Salahandish of 91亚色鈥檚 Lassonde School of Engineering聽has secured two major research grants: a $300,000 Ontario Centre of Innovation鈥檚 Collaborate 2 Commercialize (OCI-C2C)聽grant; and a Mitacs Business […]

91亚色 Psychology Clinic launches virtual family therapy programs

The 91亚色 Psychology Clinic (YUPC) has expanded its services to include a range of virtual, brief family programs. Family therapy can be difficult to access due to its intensive nature and the logistical challenges of coordinating multiple family members. To address this gap, the YUPC is collaborating with researchers in 91亚色鈥檚 Department of Psychology […]

Research Commons: a gateway to research resources at 91亚色聽

To advance 91亚色鈥檚 commitment to excellence in scholarship, the Research Commons helps faculty members develop and execute purposeful, disciplinary and interdisciplinary research programs that generate new knowledge and positive change.聽Established in early 2020 by the Office of the Vice-President Research & Innovation (VPRI), the Research Commons serves as the University鈥檚 hub for research training, […]

91亚色 Grad Studies Welcomes Incoming Students with Connection, Community & Possibility

On September 2, 91亚色鈥檚 Faculty of Graduate Studies (FGS) and 91亚色 Libraries welcomed more than 400 new graduate students, both at the Master鈥檚 and Doctoral-level, to Keele campus with a vibrant in-person social event鈥攖he first of its kind in more than four years. Held at the beautifully reimagined Collaboratory Space in Scott Library, […]

Powerful and thought-provoking book, Memorializing Violence: Transnational Feminist Reflections, launched at 91亚色

The Centre for Feminist Research (CFR) at 91亚色 hosted a powerful and thought-provoking book launch for Memorializing Violence: Transnational Feminist Reflections, a collection of feminist and queer reflections on the transnational lives of memorialization practices. Edited by Alison Crosby, Associate Professor in the School of Gender, Sexuality and Women鈥檚 Studies, and Heather Evans, doctoral […]

Discover Why Translation Matters!

Do you hold an undergraduate degree in any discipline, whether related to translation or not? Do you have advanced writing skills in English and an additional language? Have you ever wondered about the role translation plays in almost every aspect of communication and the movement of knowledge across cultures and borders? The Master in Translation […]

Leaders of Tomorrow, Shaping a Better World Today鈥擳op 30 Alumni Under 30!

In a world defined by rapid change and global challenges, the call for bold, compassionate, and visionary leadership has never been louder. At 91亚色, we are proud to see our alumni stepping up to meet that call鈥攏ot someday, but now. 91亚色鈥檚 Top 30 Alumni Under 30 program celebrates exceptional young leaders who are using […]

Professor's media literacy curriculum expands to global audiences

From news clips to viral social media posts, the way media is edited increasingly shapes how we understand the world鈥攐ften in ways we don鈥檛 even notice. Scenes are cropped, quotes are spliced and images are framed to provoke emotional reactions and influence perception. These subtle manipulations have become so pervasive that discerning fact from spin […]