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Dal News
- "You're not alone": Community builder finds purpose in helping others
- New online app helps Nova Scotians write personal directives
- Researchers say rebuilding marine life is achievable by 2050, but could cost up to $20 billion each year
- COVID‑19 researcher profile: Dr. David Kelvin
- Shields up: Dal labs collaborate on 3D‑printed face shield for health‑care workers
- Learning from home: Dal groups provide remote resources for parents and kids
- "There's Something in the Water" is your new "something new" on Netflix
- Streaming scholarship: Defending a thesis digitally during a pandemic
- Letter from the editor: "A short rest"
- The people’s champ: Medical neuroscience student wins big at 3 Minute Thesis
Aboriginal and Indigenous Research
A look at Aboriginal research at Dal: Given Dalhousie’s location in the heart of Mi’kmaq territory, it’s perhaps not surprising to find a number of research projects taking place with Aboriginal and Indigenous communities. What might be surprising, though, are their variety — and the degree to which they span various communities. Read the full story.
The Conversation Canada
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