NEWS
Regional Mining Symposium Explores Innovation Ideas
Tue, April 10, 2018
Reaching a new level of innovation - the symposium of all three mining producers on the Baie Verte Peninsula, academic researchers and industry supporters last week.
3rd Year UNB Student wins RBC Student Pitch Competition
Tue, April 10, 2018
Hosted by UNB’s Technology Management & Entrepreneurship program, Holly Ayles takes home first prize.
Atlantic Canada hotbed of biotech innovation
Thu, April 05, 2018
The New Issue of Canadian Innovation News is here! This exciting new issue of Canadian Innovation News (CIN) showcases the fascinating work being done in Canada by some amazing innovators. Read on to learn more.
MUN Hands out $40 K in Woodward Cup
Tue, April 03, 2018
Created in November of last year, the Mel Woodward Cup after a $1.13-million donation from the family of the late Mel Woodward, held its second competition.
College of the North Atlantic’s Wave Environment Research Centre Opens up new Opportunities
Thu, March 29, 2018
Research Centre unexpectedly becomes a tourist attraction for Lord's Cove.
UPEI Researchers Receive Funding for Mapping the Islands Energy Future
Mon, March 26, 2018
The research team envisions a carbon-free future with wind, water and light.
Team of UNB Students is Converting Gas Vehicles to Electric Power
Wed, March 21, 2018
Engineering students at UNB form a new startup, converting gas-guzzling vehicles to electric power.
NS Governement Provides Funding for SMU’s Entrepreneurship, Discovery and Innovation Hub
Tue, March 20, 2018
St. Mary's University will receive about $11 million from the Province of Nova Scotia for their new entrepreneurship and innovation facility.
Team of Canadian Researchers are leading Antibiotic Bacterial Resistance Research
Fri, March 16, 2018
University of New Brunswick will be the main hub for the three Canadian teams, set to help lead the global response to the threat of drug-resistant infections.
Do You Know What Sea Lettuce is and What it is Good For?
Thu, March 15, 2018
Research at the University of Prince Edward Island is turning a harmful alge into something useful for agriculture.
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