Recherche appliquée

By Jennifer Campbell For the Telegraph-Journal | link to original article There was a time when the business line for Grand Falls’ Gagnon Ornamental Works was more in line with what its name suggests – it made wrought iron metal pieces that had an ornamental component. But, as is sometimes the w...

Three researchers have been named winners of the New Brunswick Innovation Foundation’s R3 Innovation award for 2012. Dr. John Spray of the University of New Brunswick, Dr. Pandurang Ashrit of the Universite de Mocnton and Dr. Jacques Gagnon of the Research Institute in Shippagan were named Wednesd...

The New Brunswick Innovation Foundation (NBIF) today announced $1.1 million in funding to hire more research assistants and technicians at New Brunswick universities and community colleges. The funding will be streamed through two of NBIF’s initiatives. Awarded in partnership with the Department o...

La Fondation de l’innovation du Nouveau-Brunswick (FINB) annonce aujourd’hui un financement de 1,1 million de dollars pour embaucher plus d’assistants et de techniciens affectés à la recherche dans les universités et les collèges communautaires du Nouveau-Brunswick. Le financement sera dis...

By Geoff Bird – Telegraph Journal | link to original article When CEO Nauman Farooqi lists the applications for ChemGreen Innovation Inc.'s product, some sound more like technology Q, James Bond's gadgetry whiz, would have whipped up rather than innovation from a Mount Allison Universi...