The media play a key role in disseminating research results and educating the general public. Behind the scenes, in preparation for media coverage, there is an interaction between scientists and journalists: people from different backgrounds who speak very different languages.
Be part of the new generation of scientists for the North! Sentinel North announces its excellence scholarships and postdoctoral fellowships competition, from September 1 to October 10, 2020.
These grants and fellowships aim to encourage the best candidates to undertake or pursue research activities within the Sentinel North research program in a transdisciplinary environment.
In the classroom? In the lab? At a distance? We're adapting! Despite the pandemic, we look forward to welcoming you all.
The Sentinel North Student Association (AESN) invites you to its first virtual networking event. Take advantage of the new reality created by COVID-19 to discover people we might never have met on campus!
The prestigious Science journal invited Sentinel North's scientific co-director Marcel Babin to contextualize the research of colleagues (Lewis et al.) on the complex interactions between climate change and Arctic marine ecosystems.
Institut nordique du Québec (INQ) and Sentinel North (SN) announce funding for five additional projects under its Building a Sustainable North Partnership Research Program. A total of $1.5 million was awarded in this second call for proposals for inter-institutional and multidisciplinary projects that will generate new knowledge about the North and the Arctic, with a view to the sustainable development of Northern Quebec and the well-being of the communities that inhabit this territory.
A study conducted by Université Laval researchers from three Sentinel North Research Chairs concludes that snow geese are not carriers of the virus responsible for COVID-19 and that hunting and eating these birds is safe.
The Complex Networks Winter Workshop (CNWW) is a 2-week international school that offers an extraordinary opportunity for participants to engage in rigorous transdisciplinary complexity science research alongside some of the top researchers in the field of networks. The CNWW is designed for graduate students, postdoctoral fellows, and professionals.