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Congratulations to Hao Zheng (supervisor Dr Yao Zheng), who just successfully passed his PhD thesis defense! His examination committee members include Dr Castellanos-Ryan (University of Montreal), Dr Fujiwara, Dr Wiebe, and Dr Nash. Thanks to Dr Mou for chairing.
Way to go Hao!
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If Russia was banned from the Olympics for invading Ukraine, does the U.S. get banned for invading Venezuela and threatening other countries or is that rule strictly for nations without a PR department? Asking for a friend with basic pattern recognition.
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If you have served as an action editor in a psychology or related discipline journal, please consider completing our 5-minute survey here: ucincinnati.qualtrics.com/jf…
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New paper alert with the @inpurier lab! Blunted P300 Prospectively Bridges Cognitive Reappraisal and Depressive Symptoms - Li - 2025 - Psychophysiology - Wiley Online Library onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
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New Special Issue call for papers from the Journal of Research on Adolescence! Click on the link below to submit information about authors and abstracts.
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What’s in a spit sample? For researchers at @SickKidsNews, the answer is: a whole lot!
With CIHR funding, Spit for Science has collected 40,000 saliva samples from diverse youth, unlocking insights into how genes & environment shape health.
sickkids.ca/en/news/archive/…
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📣 Our winter eBulletin is live!
We’re sharing updates on new content and great resources available in the human development and child research space, the announcement of the new @CIHR_IRSC president, changes to CIHR’s CV template and more!
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I'm shocked to see racism happening in academia again, at the best AI conference @NeurIPSConf. Targeting specific ethnic groups to describe misconduct is inappropriate and unacceptable. @NeurIPSConf must take a stand. We call on Rosalind Picard @MIT @medialab to retract and apologize for her statement.
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🚨 Deadline Alert: Apply for the Chief Science Advisor's Youth Council by Dec. 15! 🌟 Don’t miss your chance to make a difference by bringing youth perspectives to key science discussions in Canada. 🌟
📥 Details & apply: science.gc.ca/site/science/e…
#YouthInSTEM
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Less than one-third of 3-4-year-olds in LMICs access early childhood care and education, despite its crucial role in promoting child development.
Explore a Review focusing on the challenges children face in this period & how these shape their development: buff.ly/40Kas4Q
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Teens, are you looking for a good read? 📚 Check out 'Fahrenheit 451' for a world where books are banned and 'The Perks of Being a Wallflower' for a story about navigating the worlds of adolescence and adulthood! #BookRecommendation #TeenReader
the wonderful @DrCChambers introducing the amazing @CIHR_IHDCYH its work, IAB members and YAC members. Proud and honored to serve as a board member and to learn ! @WCHRIUofA @Psych_UAlberta #wchriRD2024
Our keynote Christine Chambers speaks on “Better Beginnings, Vibrant Childhoods, Empowered Youth: Research that Makes a Difference.”
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a sneaky preview of the wonderful keynote by the fabulous @DrCChambers already busy attending oral sessions!! @WCHRIUofA #wchriRD2024
#IHDCYH's Scientific Director @DrCChambers is at @WCHRIUofA #wchriRD2024 today connecting with researchers & trainees.
Connect with us on LinkedIn to stay up to date on our news, funding opportunities, featured research, & more⬇️
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welcome to Edmonton!! We can't wait to have you here!! Our welcoming snow is also ready for your arrival 😆
Looking forward to heading to Edmonton to present at the WCHRI Research Day on the topic of “Better Beginnings, Vibrant Childhoods, Empowered Youth: Research that Makes a Difference”@CIHR_IHDCYH
See you soon! ✈️
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The Gateway spoke to University of Alberta professors and academic teaching staff about growing class sizes and increased workload.
"“I want to support students — that's critical — but it just becomes too much," ATS member says. buff.ly/4fuwSek































