Collaborative Systems Laboratory
Dr. Haibin Zhu’s latest SSHRC-funded project aims to develop innovative, computational methods to specify and solve issues surrounding refugee resettlement that are traditionally processed manually.
How does participation in sports affect youth development?
The Groups for Youth Development (G4YD) Lab, led by Canada Research Chair, Dr. Mark Bruner, seeks to answer this question, as well as how to apply this knowledge to promote youth development.
Lake Nipissing Beading Project
The Lake Beading Project, a community-based arts project led by Canada Research Chair, Dr. Kirsten Greer, reimagines Lake Nipissing and its tributaries and waterways, combining 444 individually-beaded pieces.
MESc/MES winter lake sampling
Recent research on Lake Nipissing embayments has focused on understanding phosphorus loading and the occurrence of anoxia (oxygen deficiency).
Does testosterone play a causal role in modulating competitive, aggressive, and risk-taking behaviour?
Are people accurate in their first impressions of others? The Social Neuro Endocrinology Lab, led by Dr. Justin Carre, asks these questions and more, while examining the relationship between hormones and social behaviour.
How do environmental disturbances impact water quality?
Canada Research Chair, Dr. Colin McCarter’s, research involves understanding how the cumulative impacts of unprecedented climate-mediated and environmental disturbances impact water quality.
Nipissing University actively supports quality research that creates a deeper, clearer understanding of the world. Excellent research could change the way we think and act. Research that creates paradigm shifting ideas or generates practical knowledge helps us to understand our world and to address immediate issues. Research also fuels teaching.
