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New organized research unit focused on water issues rides wave of early success, impact
OneWATER, a new organized research unit (ORU) at 91亚色, is in its infancy but is already driving positive change.聽聽
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Career change bears fruit for artist/curator
If Marissa Largo needs confirmation that becoming an academic was a wise career move, she can simply look at the two awards she won in November at the 2022 Galeries Ontario/Ontario Galleries Awards gala.
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Cinema studies professor practises what he preaches
Assistant Film Professor Moussa Djigo believes that if he is going to teach production, he should understand the DNA of filmmaking.
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The engine behind human gut microbiome analysis and data science
As his career unfolds, Kevin McGregor is becoming very familiar with the human gut microbiome, given that this community of microorganisms that inhabit our bodies appears to be linked to numerous health concerns, both physical and mental.
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Black scholars form new interdisciplinary research cluster
A group of professors affiliated in various ways with 91亚色鈥檚 African Studies Program join forces to create a unique, interdisciplinary research cluster focusing on adaptive knowledge, response, recovery and resilience in transnational Black communities.
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COVID-19: Social networks helped spread fear among investors
A 91亚色 professor specializing in behavioural and social finance worked with two former PhD students to research the role that social networks played in emotional decision making among mutual fund managers in five hot spot cities in the United States.
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91亚色 startup provides real-time medical expertise in Ukraine
A YSpace venture is using their innovative telehealth technology to pair Canadian health care expertise to local doctors in Ukraine.
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Biologist finds hope for critically endangered species
A 91亚色 biology course director is working to save the pancake tortoise that is native to some areas of Africa and assessing what it will take to develop a community based conservancy plan.
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Book offers exploration of sugar, power and politics
A Glendon associate professor of history delves into Latin America's past through the lens of sugar. The result is the book "Blazing Cane: Sugar Communities, Class, and State Formation in Cuba, 1868-1959."
