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Japan-Canada partnership creates opportunities for research connections

Vancouver, BC– Mitacs’s new agreement with Japan’s Advanced Telecommunications Research Institute International (ATR) focuses on research mobility, and will create a strong network that spans from academic institutions to companies and incubators in both Canada and Japan. ATR and Mitacs will explore opportunities to collaborate on multiple fronts. According to the partnership, graduate students and postdoctoral […]

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France-Canada partnership shows shared commitment to talent development and economic growth

Grenoble, France – Mitacs is partnering with Communauté Université Grenoble Alpes (ComUE UGA) to enable French and Canadian students to take part in research internships in the other country through Mitacs programs. The five-year agreement reinforces France-Canada relationships and supports research collaboration and development between the French higher education institution and collaborating Canadian academic institutions. […]

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Kamloops Matters: A Kamloops professor and his student are working to help police stop lone wolf attacks

It started with the mass shooting in Las Vegas. That’s when Thompson Rivers University computer science associate professor Andrew Park started to look into creating a system which would help police analyze a location for potential so-called ‘lone wolf’ terrorist attacks. “The idea is, why couldn’t we prevent this kind of terrible attack?” Park tells […]

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The Star: B.C. researchers developing simulation that could predict and prevent mass shootings

VANCOUVER—When thousands of people gather for parades, concerts and festivals, they are also vulnerable to unpredictable attacks by terrorists intent on creating the most chaos and destruction, but researchers at a B.C. university say they are developing technology that could help prevent these terror events. Karthik Vedantham and Andrew Park at Thompson Rivers University in […]

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Wallonia-Brussels and Canada partnership supports researchers’ mobility

Brussels, Belgium – Mitacs’s new agreement with Wallonia-Brussels International will enable PhD students and postdoctoral researchers from Canadian and French-speaking Belgian universities (Wallonia-Brussels Federation) to take part in advanced research projects in the other country. The agreement strengthens the Wallonia-Brussels–Canada relationship, and provides a catalyst for the development of new connections between universities from the Wallonia-Brussels […]

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The Suburban: Concordia pulls back the curtain on the creative process of contemporary circus

Home to Cirque du Soleil, the National Circus School, TOHU and more, Montreal is at the heart of Quebec’s billion-dollar contemporary circus industry. And for the first two weeks of July, industry members, artists and fans will converge on the city for the annual Montréal complètement cirque festival. Amid this flurry of excitement, Concordia University’s […]

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Building a better future with marine additive manufacturing research

Saint John, NB — The University of New Brunswick’s Marine Additive Manufacturing Centre of Excellence (MAMCE) welcomes a $1.12 million contribution from Mitacs and Lockheed Martin.   Funding support from Mitacs and Lockheed Martin will help lay the foundation for innovation and entrepreneurship in marine additive manufacturing research in New Brunswick. By leveraging $504,000 from […]

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Mitacs and IMII strike gold with student talent in Saskatchewan mining

Saskatoon, SK – Mitacs and International Minerals Innovation Institute (IMII) announce a partnership to fund student internships to advance research and development into innovations in the minerals industry.   Mitacs and IMII will support Saskatchewan’s major minerals companies by leveraging funding, connections, and academic research expertise. The partnership will help advance innovations that matter to […]

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