News from Atlantic Canada’s science and research community.
The The 38th Atlantic Universities Physics and Astronomy Conference was held Feb. 1-3 at Acadia University, Wolfville, NS. The winners were: Honorable Mention, Oral Presentation – Grant Wilbur Science Atlantic Science Communication Award – Sophia Waddell The Tindall/Steinitz Award in Research – Veronika Dornan The Tindall/Steinitz Award in Research – Bradley Guislain
The 2018 Mathematics, Statistics and Computer Science Conference was held Oct. 12-14 at Université de Moncton, Moncton. The top winners in Math and Stats were: Margaret Hopkins (Acadia), Grace Tompkins (StFX), Samuel Bauer (MUN) and Andrew Dawson (MUN). The tops winners in Computer Science were: Stephanie Cairns (UPEI), Andy Couturier (UdeM), James Black (MtA), Isaac Lee
Registration closed. Please visit our conference page to see when the next event is happening. AUPAC 2019 took place Feb 1-3, 2019 at Acadia University.
Registration closed. Please visit our conference page to see when the next event is happening. AUGC 2018 will be taking place from November 1-3 at Dalhousie University. Registration and abstract submission is now open. Click here to register, pay and submit your abstract. This year the conference is offering a day pass option for those
Registration closed. Please visit our conference page to see when the next event is happening. MSCS 2018 will be taking place from October 12-14 at Université de Moncton. Registration and abstract submission is now open. Click here to register, pay and submit your abstract. The deadline for registration and payment is
On May 29th and 30th , Acadia University hosted the first annual Calculus Instruction in Atlantic Canada symposium. This brought together 21 instructors from 8 universities in the Atlantic region to discuss the design and implementation of introductory calculus using evidence-based pedagogy. Two plenary speakers, Dr. Costanza Piccolo (UBC) and
The month of September marks a change in our cycle in the academic realm. The bustle of summer research winds down as our focus turns to the Fall semester and the line-up of courses we’re offering. This is always an exciting time for me. I look forward to meeting our
CAN-CWiC is the premiere Canadian conference for women studying and working in technology. The conference annually attracts over 500 female students, faculty and industry professionals for a two-day networking, learning, sharing and mentoring experience. CAN-CWiC 2018 is taking place in Halifax, November 2 – 3. Student registration is only $100 and
Are you LGBTQ+ or an Ally? Are you a student or do you work in a Science, Technology, Engineering, and/or Maths (STEM) field? The first LGBTQ+ Atlantic Canadian STEM Conference is taking place in June 2020 and Science Atlantic is assisting in promoting this event. These sorts of conferences help
