(Halifax, NS) Research Nova Scotia is partnering with the Forestry Innovation Transition Trust (FITT) to deliver a three-year forestry research program. This program will work to harness the creativity and expertise of Canada’s research community to support Nova Scotia’s transition to an ecological forestry model.Forestry is a key industry for Nova Scotia, supporting thousands of…
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Culture and Perspectives on Sexual Assault Policy
Culture and Perspectives on Sexual Assault Policy (CAPSAP) is a 4-phase study that was conducted at 4 universities in Nova Scotia: Mount Saint Vincent University, Cape Breton University, Saint Mary's University, and Dalhousie University. The research project aimed to gather diverse student perspectives on university sexual assault or sexual violence policies (SV/SA policies). The principal…
Engage Nova Scotia and Research Nova Scotia Issue Call for Research Proposals
Funding will support student projects involving analyses of the 2019 Nova Scotia Quality of Life Survey results related to time adequacy and wellbeing.
Centre for Water Resources Studies launches public COVID-19 wastewater dashboard.
The Centre for Water Resources Studies at Dalhousie University is proud to present its public COVID-19 wastewater dashboard. Wastewater samples from the past 18 months have been collected from four wastewater facilities in Halifax, Nova Scotia. Project partners include Halifax Water, LuminUltra Technologies, and Research Nova Scotia.
Research Nova Scotia Announces 2021/22 Scotia Scholars Undergraduate Awards.
Congratulations to all student recipients.
Eight Genomics-Based Climate Change Projects Receive Small-Scale Climate Change Funding.
Eight climate change research projects were announced today by Genome Atlantic, in partnership with Research Nova Scotia. The projects bring genomics problem-solving capabilities to wide-ranging areas of Atlantic Canada’s economy, from the lobster fishery to soil management.