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Congratulations!

Please, join us in congratulating the CANDAC researcher, Konstantin Baibakov, on receiving the NSERC Ph.D. scholarship and the GEC3* one year internship at the University of Bremen and the Alfred Wegener Institute for Polar and Marine Research in Germany (as part of a joint Ph.D. between the Université de Sherbrooke and the University of Bremen).
* Global Environmental and Climate Change Centre, McGill University.

EUREKA 2010: Canadian Arctic Science at 80N

EUREKA 2010: Canadian Arctic Science at 80N workshop will be held at Lord Elgin Hotel, 100 Elgin Street, Ottawa, ON on January 13 – 15, 2010 with the following agenda.

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CANDAC Annual Workshop 2009

CANDAC annual workshop was held in Toronto from 15 until 17 October 2009. Now, the summary of the CANDAC workshop (French version) is available.

CANDAC Education/Outreach Program

The CANDAC Education/Outreach Program is designed to inform and interact with students, teachers and community members in both Northern and Southern Canada.

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