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  • Digital Content Creator, St. Joseph's Health Care London
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NSERC Discovery Grants for Western researchers: $19M

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By Colleen MacDonald
| Western News
Western University researchers in science and engineering will pursue high-impact innovation in 81 research projects with new funding from the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC). NSERC Discovery Grants worth $19 million have been awarded to Western researchers investigating biological, physical or digital mechanisms, including how complex systems process signals and respond to information and stress.
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Western University signs agreement with Dalhousie University to collaborate on AI, defence, research security

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By Colleen MacDonald
| Western News
Western has signed a new agreement with Dalhousie University, Atlantic Canada’s largest university globally renowned for oceanic and marine sciences. The partnership was announced June 29 with the signing of a memorandum of understanding (MOU) in Halifax. The deal signals a move toward significant collaboration in defence, research security, innovation and artificial intelligence and a deepening of existing joint projects.
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ISSAP program develops Indigenous students in STEM

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By Colleen MacDonald
| Western News
In high school, Katherine Shone couldn’t picture herself where she is now – confident in how much is still possible. The student from Kettle and Stony Point First Nation watched her grades slip during the pandemic. Struggling with her mental health, she quietly gave up on the idea of university. Shone later trained and then worked as a dental assistant for several years, before restlessness began gnawing at her. She kept telling herself to ignore it. The feeling wouldn’t budge.
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