Recherche appliquée

The New Brunswick Innovation Foundation (NBIF) today established three new applied research chairs valued at $3,525,000 over five years. Areas of research include the commercialization of plant-based omega-3 fatty acids for food and pharmaceuticals; advanced cyber security threat detection, response...

La Fondation de l’innovation du Nouveau-Brunswick (FINB) a annoncé aujourd’hui qu’elle accordait 900 000 $ pour soutenir financièrement 34 étudiants de premier cycle et 73 étudiants de cycles supérieurs dans des postes d’assistants de recherche au sein des universités de la province. L...

NBIF today announced $900,000 in funding to support 34 undergraduate and 73 graduate student research assistants at the province’s universities. The funding was awarded in partnership with the New Brunswick Department of Post-Secondary Education, Training & Labour (PETL). One of the projects ...

Minister Carr, M le recteur, invited guests, ladies and gentlemen. It’s with great pleasure that I stand here today to say a few words about our new Innovation Research Chairs initiative. At NBIF, we understand that to build an innovation-based economy, you’ve got to have all of the precondition...

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...