Institut nordique du Québec invites all Master's and doctoral students conducting research on northern or Arctic themes, to participate in the My Northern Project science popularisation competition.
Since its launch, more than 10,000 people have registered for this MOOC, the quality of which has been highlighted on numerous occasions. There is still time to join the group! (This is for the French edition. The English version usually takes place in the fall.).
This Wednesday at 10:00 a.m., Catherine-Alexandra Gagnon, President at Cabinet-conseil Érébia, will host an INQ webinar entitled "Research in an Indigenous Context: Ethical Principles, Data Sharing and Intellectual Property Issues.”
The presentation is in French, but the question period will be bilingual.
The INQ congratulates the researchers from all walks of life involved in the 10 discoveries selected by Québec Science Magazine for its traditional annual ranking.
Of course, we would like to highlight discoveries #3 and #9 to which several researchers affiliated with the INQ have contributed.
Concordia University's participation in the Atikᵁ portal
Atikᵁ: : The Northern and Arctic Knowledge Portalis very pleased to announce the participation of Concordia University in the project. Susie Breier, reference librarian and research specialist in sociology and anthropology, will act as the Concordia University’s representative.
