Research in the News
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Dal News
- How the courts are failing sexual assault survivors — and how trials can be made more just
- A royal crew: Dal celebrates largest‑ever class of Royal Society of Canada honourees
- “Big data meets big ocean research”: Government of Canada launches Dal‑led big ocean data innovation environment, DeepSense
- Innovation on the high seas
- The Conversation: How to make a national school food program happen
- Our Killam Scholars: In the shadow of the dam
- The Conversation: Eating as a political, social, spiritual act — The World Peace Diet
- Science connections
- The Conversation: Saudi showdown spotlights Canada’s energy insecurity
- Up close with the largest animal on Earth
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
Dalhousie University is proud to have signed on as a founding partner of The Conversation Canada, a new-to-Canada media outlet providing independent, high-quality explanatory journalism.
This is the sixth affiliate of The Conversation, a global network. The format includes relevant and informed articles, which are written by researchers and academics in their areas of expertise and edited by experienced journalists
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Dalhousie academics and researchers, including graduate students, who would like to promote their research through The Conversation can simply register as an author and pitch a story idea.
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