This session will outline the purpose of Indirect Costs of research (IDCs) and how they are generated and distributed back to the Academic Divisions. We will differentiate the ways in which the sponsors who fund our research calculate and award indirect research costs, and how those funds flow back to each Division. By describing the […]
Teaching students to (accessibly) visualize the city of Mississauga's tree inventory Prof. Sonya Allin - Mathematical & Computational Sciences The Black Box of Mobility Data: Cities, Covid and Counting Prof. Shauna Brail & Prof. Tara Vinodrai - Management & Innovation Format: In- person Coffee and light snacks will be provided.
Abstract: AI has the power to transform the pharmaceutical industry from increasing research precision, to improving safety for patients, and advancing science. As a part of their mission to chase the miracles of science, Sanofi’s AI Center of Excellence opened in Toronto in 2022. Now a year old and a part of the global Digital […]
There has been an increasing interest in doctoral education in recent years, and an increase in the number of doctoral graduates as institutions and nations strive to be competitive in the global knowledge economy, making doctoral education a prescient issue. There is very little existing literature on doctoral education in Canada. In the broader literature, […]
Start 2023 off right for your research project management with this webinar tailored for governance and risk management. As research becomes more collaborative and complex, its inherent uncertainties and organizational challenges can become more acute. Effective governance and risk management processes are therefore essential to anticipate and manage the challenges and ambiguities of research projects both large […]
Session #3: Detailed Description Almost finished your SSHRC Insight Development Grant application but want a last chance to fine-tune it? The JHI invites faculty members in the humanities and qualitative social sciences to a series of “clinics” focusing on the sections that form the backbone of the application: Budget, Knowledge Mobilization, and Detailed Description. Join […]
Join us for the Data Sciences Speaker Series with Prof. Jevin West, Associate Professor, Information School, University of Washington. This talk is co-sponsored by the Data Sciences Institute and Faculty of Information (iSchool) at the University of Toronto. Talk Title: TBC Description: TBC Format: In-person About the speaker: Jevin West builds models, algorithms and interactive […]
Python is a wonderful programming language, but it is not the fastest. If execution speed is an issue for your project, it can be worthwhile moving to a so-called compiled language such as C++. This three-session workshop is intended to get Python programmers started with the basics of C++.Format: in-person, but sessions are broadcast and […]
Join us on Monday, January 23 at 2 pm for a CDHI praxis workshop on "Intro to SPARQL with WikiData Query Service." In this workshop you will learn to understand the basics of linked data and how it differs from unstructured and structured data. The workshop will consist of demonstrations, group activities, and interactive exercises […]
The Scopus 101 webinar is open to all current and aspiring Scopus users at institutions across Canada who are looking for an introductory overview of Scopus. The webinar will include: Data sources & architecture Finding research(ers) Search results Product walk-through of common use cases Interactive Q & A The presentation and product walk-through portions of […]
This 90-minute introductory session that will explore current issues in publishing and suggest helpful strategies for navigating the world of scholarly communications and for understanding your rights and responsibilities as an author.
