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Breakthrough in “Big Image Data” at UNB-SJ
Researchers at UNB’s Saint John campus have been collaborating with Yale School of Medicine and Harvard Medical School to find an efficient way to search biomedical images. With the new portal, Scientists will be able to significantly cut down on the time it takes researchers to find relevant scientific information.
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Lorenzo Reading Series Presents: Shannon Webb-Campbell
Shannon Webb-Campbell will read from Still No Word on Thursday, February 11th at 7 pm in the Whitebone Lounge in the Thomas J. Condon Student Centre at UNB-SJ. The reading is hosted by the Lorenzo Reading Series and supported by the Canada Council for the Arts. Admission is free and all are welcome to attend.
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UNB Research could Result in Cheaper more Eco-friendly Solar Power
Thanks to a new finding by University of New Brunswick chemical engineering researcher, Felipe Chibante, solar energy could be produced much cheaper and with a smaller environmental footprint.
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Madison Long Receives SRC Leadership Award
Madison Long is a well-known name around the UNB Saint John campus.
Not only for her superior performance on the pitch, but for the academics, extra-curricular involvement, and volunteer work. The 4th year women’s soccer star, currently in her 4th year of the Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Education program was awarded with the UNB Saint John Students’ Representative Council (SRC) Leadership Award.
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UNB Saint John Honours Retirees, Faculty & Staff
At a recent reception UNB Saint John honoured retirees, faculty and staff for their invaluable service. Below is a list of everyone who was honoured at the reception.
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UNB Alumnus Creating Sustainable Energy in Rural Africa
University of New Brunswick (UNB) alumnus, Caleb Grove (BSCE Mechanical, 2015), has begun a project through his startup, Mbissa Energy Systems, to develop sustainable energy systems for use in rural Africa. Mr. Grove and his family Continue reading →
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Not All Lobsters are the Same
UNB researchers are once again at the forefront of research with the discovery of small but unequivocal genetic differences among Atlantic Canada lobsters. The research, from a five-year study led by Dr. Rémy Rochette, a marine evolutionary ecologist from the Saint John campus, could shed light on the way lobsters are connected and possibly impact the future management of stocks.
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Crime Prevention Award Received UNB-SJ
UNB Saint John’s very own Dr. Mary Ann Campbell was presented with a certificate of recognition for her work as a member of the New Brunswick Department of Public Safety’s Roundtable on Crime and Public Safety, at the annual luncheon of the Crime Prevention Association of New Brunswick and the New Brunswick Department of Public Safety.
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UNB to celebrate GivingTuesday Tomorrow
This year UNB’s alumni annual giving program is participating in GivingTuesday, an international celebration of philanthropy. On December 1st, UNB will join 26,000 organizations in 68 countries to harness the collective power of giving. On GivingTuesday we will be celebrating the generosity of UNB alumni.
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UNB sponsors awards at US-Canada Science Symposium
Scientists, academia and industry spent three days of plenary sessions, discussions and debates at the American Lobster in a Changing Ecosystem, A U.S.-Canada Science Symposium, held in Charlottetown, PEI in early November.
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UNB named one of Canada’s Top 100 Employers for 2016
The University of New Brunswick (UNB) has been recognized as one of Canada’s Top 100 Employers. The 2016 winners were announced in the Globe and Mail last week. Mediacorp Canada Inc. received a record number of applicants this year, with UNB being one of four Canadian post-secondary institutions recognized.
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UNB Saint John Lorenzo Reading Series Presents Allan Cooper & Harry Thurston
Poets Allan Cooper and Harry Thurston will read from The Deer Yard and Keeping Watch at the End of the World, respectively on Thursday, November 19th at 7 pm in the Ganong Hall Lecture Theatre. The reading is hosted by the Lorenzo Reading Series and supported by the Canada Council for the Arts. Admission is free and all are welcome to attend.
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