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.

January 3-16, 2021

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.

In accordance with the policies of Université Laval and the Canada First Research Excellence Fund, Sentinel North is committed to not tolerate discrimination of any kind and to foster an equitable, diverse and inclusive environment where people of diverse backgrounds, gender, sexual orientation and age can flourish and reach their full potential.

For this second major call for proposals, Sentinel North is seeking transdisciplinary teams that will propose transformative approaches that encourage the convergence of expertise, including the development and deployment of new technologies and mathematical tools (modeling, complex systems), in order to address the research axes and challenges of its conceptual research framework. The call is open to all Université Laval researchers, whether or not they are already funded by Sentinel North .

You will find below the answers to the most frequently asked questions regarding the current call for proposals. Questions can be sent to the following email address: AAP2020@sn.ulaval.ca. New questions and answers will be added to the top of the list of questions. The deadline for submitting questions regarding the Call for Proposals is April 16, 2020 at 5:00 p.m.

The 2021 Sentinel North Scientific Meeting took place from November 2 to 4 and was a great success thanks to the exceptional quality of all presentations and the inspiring participation of the attendees.

Open access ensures free online access to publicly funded research publications, increasing the use, application and impact of research results.

Projects funded by Sentinel North must comply with the requirements of the federal granting agencies and Université Laval’s institutional policy on open access to publications of research results.

Deadline for the joint Call for Projects INQ-Sentinel North

Sentinel North Pint at the Rideau Rouge

Sentinel North invites its Université Laval community to take part in a series of workshops and training activities aimed at addressing the complex themes of its research program, while promoting the development of transversal skills. These activities are open to all (students, professors, researchers, professionals).