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Alexis Polidoro (@MelaPolidoro PhD student @McMasterSEES) and Jade Owen (@NUArcticCollege) led the first demo of the Isirvik research portal @ArcticNet on Monday. They’re running another workshop with Peter Pulsifer (@CarletonDGES) this afternoon in Iqaluit.
That’s a wrap! Thank you all for joining us on ECNR day at #asm2023! We had a great day, and we hope that you did too! We are looking forward to the rest of the conference, and we hope to see you again next year.
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So excited to watch Jason Carpenter and Andrew Arreak release our survey reports @ArcticNet in Iqaluit from Waterloo viewing hub!
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We had a great few days at our first SUNTeam methodology workshop!
Thanks to @FiveOaksCentre for the great food and space, and to GROWE Outdoor School for teaching about edible and medicinal forest plants. A great start to Fall term, helping us reconnect, reflect & plan.
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Save the date! To wrap up #PollinatorWeek, we’re excited to announce that the annual TRCA Butterfly Festival will return to Tommy Thompson Park this summer on August 19, 2023!
Stay tuned for more details coming soon! 🦋
#TRCAEvent #TRCAButterflyFestival #FeelTheFlutter
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Our first (aiming to be annual) SUN Team writing retreat! Enjoying the space, view, food, snow, and company with @NatalieAnCarter @MelaPolidoro Kraig Matthews @Regena_Sinclair @swander and Faith Rahman @FiveOaksCentre.
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Drones are especially beneficial in remote and hazardous #Arctic locations, though there are still many challenges for researchers to overcome.
Catch up on innovative drone applications in this #openaccess collection 🛰 buff.ly/3zjjhSJ
@AarhusUni @EdinburghUni @NRCan
ALT Decorative image of a drone with snow in the background.
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Mentioned old ethnographic technique to PhD student. Have a poor stomach requiring you to go frequently to the toilet so you can record notes before you forget them. She reported back that this has been extremely useful advice.
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Thanks @ArcticNet for a fantastic #ASM2022! A busy week, so good to share updates on various projects, and to reconnect with friends and colleagues. @McMasterSEES @McMasterScience @NUArcticCollege
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For everyone living in and doing research in Nunavut please join us at @ArcticNet #ASM2022 “Making research work for Nunavummiut” town hall session at 3:30pm in room 200B! A review of Nunavut research trends and interactive discussion on improving research outcomes in Nunavut.
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🏔️The 2022 Cold Regions Conference is starting now! 🧊
Join us in person or online! 🤝💻
Today's highlights include student research talks, lightning talks, and a keynote from Dr. Laura Brown. 🗣️
Schedule: tinyurl.com/5n799ruz
Registration: tinyurl.com/utk2ve3x
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@MelaPolidoro @NatalieAnCarter and @alisondperrin are at the Nunavut Research Institute in Iqaluit this week working with partners on our @SSHRC_CRSH project “Making research work for Nunavummiut”. @NUArcticCollege
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We are excited to share the news of a new report released by the Nunavut Research Institute (NRI) on Research Trends in Nunavut based on scientific research licenses (2004-2019)! nri.nu.ca/new-report-nunavut… @NUArcticCollege @McMasterSEES @CarletonDGES
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McMaster approves creation of Indigenous Studies department!
“This momentous change is a recognition of the long history and dedication to Indigenous education that our faculty members have shown.”
Read the Original Article here:
dailynews.mcmaster.ca/articl…
ALT McMaster approves creation of Indigenous Studies department! Entering its 30th year at McMaster, the Indigenous Studies undergraduate program is one of the longest-standing programs of its kind in Canada. Building on this strong foundation, last month, the university approved the creation of the Indigenous Studies Department, effective July 1, 2022. “This momentous change is a recognition of the long history and dedication to Indigenous education that our faculty members have shown.” This article was first published on Daily News. Read the Original Article here: https://dailynews.mcmaster.ca/articles/mcmaster-approves-creation-of-indigenous-studies-department/
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Happy Valentines everyone! Also, here comes the next big storm for Ontario. #ONStorm @weathernetwork
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A break in Iqaluit’s water news: This 13-year-old fixes discarded bikes for kids around town and doesn’t plan to stop for winter “I don’t mind the cold, I’ve got a light, I’ve got a little heater to warm me up.” nunatsiaq.com/stories/articl… – at Iqaluit, Nunavut
