News from Atlantic Canada’s science and research community.
Advocacy in STEM Spaces: A Fireside Chat Nov 18 3:00 – 4:00 Attend Virtually Attend In-Person To recognize LGBTSTEM Day, Science Atlantic is excited to present our Advocacy in STEM Spaces event as part of our Annual Leadership Meeting schedule. This panel chat will discuss advocacy and organizing in STEM
Science Communication as a Core Competency for the Next Generation of Scientists and Change Makers Nov 19 11:45 – 1:15 Attend Virtually Attend In-Person *Note: in-person lunch seats are filled; virtual attendees still welcome! Join Science Atlantic members and guests for this Science Communication panel at 11:45 a.m., November 19,
The 72nd Atlantic Universities Geological Conference (AUGC) was held October 27 to 29, 2022, at Acadia University
Join the Women in Science Speaker Tour this November for a seminar entitled “Research to Support the Development of a National School Food Program”. This upcoming research seminar will highlight the work of Dr. Tracey Everitt (MAEd, PDt, PhD), an Assistant Professor in the Department of Human Nutrition from St.
PLEASE JOIN US IN CELEBRATING OUR 60TH ANNIVERSARY! Friday, November 18th, 2022 Reception 4:00pm to 5:00pm STEELE OCEAN SCIENCES BUILDING 1355 OXFORD ST., HALIFAX PLEASE RSVP BY NOV 10 AT SCIATL.ORG/60THANNUALMEETING HOSTED BY DALHOUSIE UNIVERSITY
The 2022 Science Atlantic Mathematics, Statistics, and Computer Science Conference was held October 14 to 15, at Mount Allison University.
The 2022 Science Atlantic Mathematics, Statistics, and Computer Science Conference was held October 14 to 15, at Mount Allison University.
On October 7, four former Discovery Grant adjudication committee members from Atlantic Canada and a dozen participants from across the Atlantic region and beyond met virtually for Adjudication of your Discovery Grant Application: Committee Member Perspectives. Panelists shared experiences and provided insights on the following topics: representing highly qualified personnel
The 2021-2022 conference season saw all conferences held virtually once again, with a total of 810 faculty, students, and professionals in attendance. Thank you to conference organizers, sponsors, and institution hosts for your support! We’ve prepared a report on the virtual conference season based on conference debriefs submitted by organizers and post-conference attendee