Principles and best practices of Research Data Management

Principles and best practices of Research Data Management Good Research Data Management (RDM) practices increase scientific integrity, quality, and data reuse. Recognizing this, RDM has become a renewed priority for the Canadian Tri-agencies (CIHR, SSHRC, and NSERC) with a new policy. In this webinar, Dr. Anna Armond will discuss the principles and best practices of data management and sharing.Dr. Anna Catharina Armond is a postdoctoral fellow at the Ottawa Hospital Research Institute, Centre for Journalology. Dr. Armond is a dentistry graduate with a Ph.D. in Health Sciences in the Epidemiology and Preventive Medicine program from the University of Debrecen, Hungary. In the...

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Assessing Marine Polar Ecosystem Sensitivity to Rapid Changes in the Arctic – Nunavut Arctic College & ArcticNet Workshop

Assessing Marine Polar Ecosystem Sensitivity to Rapid Changes in the Arctic - Nunavut Arctic College & ArcticNet Workshop Join ArcticNet, in collaboration with Nunavut Arctic College, for an exciting one-day workshop on the topic of Marine Polar Ecosystem Sensitivity to Rapid Changes in the Arctic. Intended for Indigenous students of the Environmental Technology Program (ETP) at Nunavut Arctic College, the workshop, hosted on March 3rd 2023, is now available for wide public viewing. This workshop was made possible through the generous support from Crown-Indigenous Relations and Northern Affairs Canada (CIRNAC).Speakers of this workshop include multiple experts in polar ecosystems:4:09 - Dustin...

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Telling Your Science Story with The Conversation Canada

Telling Your Science Story with The Conversation Canada Session #1: January 28, 2022, 12h30 - 15h00 ESTSession #2: February 4, 2022, 12h30 - 15h00 ESTHave you always wanted to learn how to increase your engagement with the general public and get your research results out there? This workshop is for you if you have new research results or highlights to share and are ready to come with a story to tell.Thanks to a science communications grant from the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council (NSERC), The Conversation Canada is hosting a science-writing workshop for investigators, highly-qualified personnel (HQP), postdoctoral scholars and Ph.D. students from ArcticNet-funded...

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ArcticKT Portal – A Dynamic Knowledge Transfer Tool

ArcticKT Portal - A Dynamic Knowledge Transfer Tool February 25, 2022, 12h00 - 13h00 ESTAre you interested in helping to inform adaptation, policy-making, and the sustainable development of the Canadian and circumpolar Arctic through your research discoveries and theories? Would you like to transform your existing and future assessments into living, online, searchable documents that connect you to users, including decision-makers and stakeholders? Are you a decision-maker or stakeholder looking to connect with Arctic experts? This opportunity is for you.ArcticNet is hosting a webinar that will delve into the nuts and bolts of the Arctic Knowledge Transfer Portal (ArcticKT Portal). Investigators, highly-qualified...

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Successful EDI Case Studies – Novel Examples that Overcome the Normal Practices and Inspire Change

Successful EDI Case Studies - Novel Examples that Overcome the Normal Practices and Inspire Change SMARTER, BETTER, STRONGER - ACHIEVING EXCELLENCE IN NORTHERN RESEARCH THROUGH DIVERSITYThe diversity of a team can help drive and shape research questions, methods and perspectives by incorporating new knowledge and ways of doing. Diverse teams tend to be smarter, demonstrate fewer biases and errors, make better decisions and generate research with greater impact.ArcticNet, in collaboration with Sentinel North, is pleased to welcome speaker Kelly Nolan in a series of webinars that aim at examining current research selection criteria and definitions of excellence through an EDI lens....

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Allyship – The Good, The Bad, The Ugly – Where to find Evidence-Based Resources

Allyship - The Good, The Bad, The UglyWhere to find Evidence-Based Resources SMARTER, BETTER, STRONGER - ACHIEVING EXCELLENCE IN NORTHERN RESEARCH THROUGH DIVERSITYThe diversity of a team can help drive and shape research questions, methods and perspectives by incorporating new knowledge and ways of doing. Diverse teams tend to be smarter, demonstrate fewer biases and errors, make better decisions and generate research with greater impact.ArcticNet, in collaboration with Sentinel North, is pleased to welcome speaker Kelly Nolan in a series of webinars that aim at examining current research selection criteria and definitions of excellence through an EDI lens. Through these presentations...

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Identity and Belonging – Impacts of Identity in Achieving Inclusion

Identity and Belonging - Impacts of Identity in Achieving Inclusion SMARTER, BETTER, STRONGER - ACHIEVING EXCELLENCE IN NORTHERN RESEARCH THROUGH DIVERSITYThe diversity of a team can help drive and shape research questions, methods and perspectives by incorporating new knowledge and ways of doing. Diverse teams tend to be smarter, demonstrate fewer biases and errors, make better decisions and generate research with greater impact.ArcticNet, in collaboration with Sentinel North, is pleased to welcome speaker Kelly Nolan in a series of webinars that aim at examining current research selection criteria and definitions of excellence through an EDI lens. Through these presentations we hope...

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Canadian Research Landscape – Redefining Excellence Examined Through An EDI Lens

Canadian Research Landscape - Redefining Excellence Examined Through An EDI Lens SMARTER, BETTER, STRONGER - ACHIEVING EXCELLENCE IN NORTHERN RESEARCH THROUGH DIVERSITYThe diversity of a team can help drive and shape research questions, methods and perspectives by incorporating new knowledge and ways of doing. Diverse teams tend to be smarter, demonstrate fewer biases and errors, make better decisions and generate research with greater impact.ArcticNet, in collaboration with Sentinel North, is pleased to welcome speaker Kelly Nolan in a series of webinars that aim at examining current research selection criteria and definitions of excellence through an EDI lens. Through these presentations we...

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SIKU – A tool for collaboration

SIKU - A tool for collaboration On March 29, 2022, ArcticNet is co-hosting a webinar in collaboration with the Arctic Eider Society to show the potential for SIKU to support your research collaborations and climate action projects!SIKU: The Indigenous Knowledge Social Network is a user-friendly web platform and mobile app that supports knowledge exchange and Indigenous-led research and monitoring activities on the land, water and ice. Developed by the Arctic Eider Society in collaboration with Inuit, SIKU is being used by Inuit and Cree across the Canadian Arctic and around Hudson Bay and James Bay.In this webinar:You will learn how SIKU...

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Blogging Your Science Webinar

Blogging Your Science Webinar Interested in blogging about your research but not sure where to start? Join ArcticNet, Science Borealis and Alice Fleerackers in this hands-on workshop that will offer key tips and tricks for communicating your work to online audiences. With a special focus on making arctic science accessible, we’ll take a deep dive into the world of web writing. We’ll cover everything from “science storytelling” to Search Engine Optimization (SEO), outlining essential best practices for each. We’ll also discuss the challenges and opportunities of writing for non-academic audiences, and learn some simple tools and strategies for putting these lessons...

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