Acadia University Research

Enjoyed yesterday’s sessions at #CARA2019. Lots of inspiration for our upcoming grant writing workshops

"I'm interested in the relationship between people and place. I have found water to be a very good tool for understanding that relationship." Meet Dr. Alice Cohen from Acadia's Department of Earth and Environmental Science in our latest Research Spotlight. http://ow.ly/PWKn50qjFvt

Acadia University Biology professor and Tier 2 Canada Research Chair Mark Mallory just published an article about new techniques for calculating historical wildlife populations that can inform the development of effective conservation policy to protect eider duck populations in Canada's North: http://ow.ly/ErU950pEoL7

In the summer of 2015, RGS staff proposed that part of that year’s #researchsupportfund be allocated to develop a research grant and contract data management system. You won't believe what happened next: http://ow.ly/Li7y50oCn0P

Last year, Acadia faculty and students downloaded 179,075 articles from 18,726 academic journals through the Acadia University Library website. Via a series of license agreements, the Vaughan provides access to a wealth of knowledge, from collections of Abigail Adam’s letters to her husband to the Zanco Journal of Medical Sciences. Online journals are just one of the collections including maps, musical scores, even microfiche that the #researchsupportfund enables the library to maintain. On the odd chance you can’t find what you need at the Acadia University Library, contact your librarian: they may be able to track it down from another catalogue via interlibrary loan.