Applied Research

By Eric Lewis, Times & Transcript | link to original article (subscribers only) New Brunswick just became a little more attractive to graduate students. The provincial government has invested $7 million into a new program launched by the New Brunswick Innovation Foundation that aims to retain a...

To boost New Brunswick’s position as a hotbed for Canadian innovation, a new graduate and doctoral scholarship initiative was launched today. Ranging between $4,000 and $21,000, the scholarships are designed to attract, train and retain the talent the province needs to feed its growing innovation-...

A $ 20 million investment over five years to support research and innovation in New Brunswick was announced today by Post-Secondary Education, Training and Labour Minister Danny Soucy as part of the government’s $80 million innovation strategy. Soucy was joined at the Saint John announcement b...

By Rhiannon Russell – Telegraph Journal | link to original article | Photo: James West/Daily Gleaner Imagine a world in which curtains, roof shingles and vinyl siding could convert sunlight into electricity at an affordable cost. That’s the world Felipe Chibante is trying to create. Chibante...

Dr Felipe Chibante and his team of researchers at UNB are positioning themselves to be on the cutting edge of advancements in the solar energy market. With $460,000 in funding support announced today by the New Brunswick Innovation Foundation, the team is working to meet growing demand for carbon fu...