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NU researchers earn grant together to study climate, empire and timber trade
Geography DepartmentResearchHistory DepartmentOne of the goals of Nipissing University's Master of Environmental Studies/Master of Environmental Science program is to foster interdisciplinary research on the environment. -
Centre for Physical and Health Education grand opening
AlumniPhysical and Health EducationMy NipissingResearchWith a symbolic ribbon cutting last Friday, Nipissing’s Centre for Physical and Health Education officially opened, illuminating the many ways students and faculty are working to improve the health of our communities through the study of physical activity. -
NU Student earns summer research award
ResearchBiology and ChemistryCongratulations to fourth-year Biology student, Vincent Evans-Lucy, who recently earned the $5,000 HESL Muskoka Undergraduate Student Research Award. -
NU researchers earn federal funding
ResearchPhysical and Health EducationGeography DepartmentResearchers at Nipissing University have earned $429,789 in federal funding from the Canada Foundation for Innovation (CFI). The investment supports cutting-edge research equipment, laboratories and tools the researchers will employ to improve the lives of Canadians. -
Dr. Nosko earns award
ResearchBiology and ChemistryFaculty/Staff AwardDr. Peter Nosko, Associate Professor of Biology / Environmental Studies, has been selected to receive a Faculty Research Exchange award from the Ontario/Baden-Württemberg (OBW) program. Nosko is one of only 12 Ontario university professors to receive the award. -
Best Poster Award for MESc student
ResearchCongratulations to Nipissing Master of Environmental Science Student, Nathan Mountain, who won the Best Student Poster Award – Hydrology section at the Canadian Geophysical Union Eastern Student Conference - Biogeosciences and Hydrology Sections held at Wilfrid Laurier University on February 9.
Workshop explores social isolation, loneliness and aging
On October 26, Nipissing University will be hosting a half-day workshop to discuss what we understand and don't about social isolation and loneliness as we age. The virtual event will be of interest to academics, older people, people living with dementia, family care partners, as well as health and social care practitioners.