research funding

Global science ranking results surprise

Universities from some provinces outperform in Leiden Ranking

Good science vs. bad science

How do you tell the difference? Science-ish has six red flags to watch for

Why Alberta’s education system is better

The reasons may surprise you

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Poor little rich M.B.A.s

Should government funding go to lab coats or white collars?

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Minister ‘disgusted’ over U of T thesis

Grad student calls Holocaust education `racist`

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UCalgary could lose $80 million in research funding

University scrambles to clean up its handling of federal research grants.

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New federal tax credit for graduates?

Finance committee sticks to economic role of universities–research “must be commercialized”

Pfizer exec’s appointment loopy

Fed’s latest choice for CIHR governing council in conflict of interest

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Small but smart

Why some schools don’t want a Big Five monopoly on research

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Why do Canadian scholars win so few awards?

At the top levels of international science research, Canada punches way below its weight, says U of T pres

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Well, that certainly didn’t come up at last night’s science awards ceremony …

But if the story in today’s Globe and Mail had come out just a few hours earlier, we probably would have paid considerably more attention to what the PM’s pointminister on science and technology had to say to the crowd during the NSERC research awards last night at the Chateau Laurier last night.

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NewSpiritOfCooperationWatch: Great moments in ministerial/stakeholder relations

Note to newly ascended junior cabinet minister Gary Goodyear and staff: it’s rarely a good sign when a Globe and Mail story about a recent meeting with representatives of one of your core client constituencies begins with the words “the screaming erupted” and ends with you “storming out” as they flee your office without even pausing to retrieve their coats: