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Universities: collaborative engines for Canada’s superclusters

  • VANCOUVER—The classic Hollywood image of an innovator is a solo inventor, working late into the night in a makeshift lab to devise a gizmo
Opinion | BY JOY JOHNSON | May 7, 2018
The superclusters capitalize on the nation’s greatest asset: partnerships. We are always better together. Leading universities can be the ones to connect our strengths—from industry changing the economy, to the research institutes delivering new breakthroughs, to the communities we serve—for our future. Photograph courtesy of Pixabay.com

Universities: collaborative engines for Canada’s superclusters

Opinion | BY JOY JOHNSON | May 7, 2018
  • VANCOUVER—The classic Hollywood image of an innovator is a solo inventor, working late into the night in a makeshift lab to devise a gizmo

Universities: collaborative engines for Canada’s superclusters

Opinion | BY JOY JOHNSON | May 7, 2018
  • VANCOUVER—The classic Hollywood image of an innovator is a solo inventor, working late into the night in a makeshift lab to devise a gizmo
The superclusters capitalize on the nation’s greatest asset: partnerships. We are always better together. Leading universities can be the ones to connect our strengths—from industry changing the economy, to the research institutes delivering new breakthroughs, to the communities we serve—for our future. Photograph courtesy of Pixabay.com

Universities: collaborative engines for Canada’s superclusters

  • VANCOUVER—The classic Hollywood image of an innovator is a solo inventor, working late into the night in a makeshift lab to devise a gizmo
Opinion | BY JOY JOHNSON | May 7, 2018
The superclusters capitalize on the nation’s greatest asset: partnerships. We are always better together. Leading universities can be the ones to connect our strengths—from industry changing the economy, to the research institutes delivering new breakthroughs, to the communities we serve—for our future. Photograph courtesy of Pixabay.com

Universities: collaborative engines for Canada’s superclusters

Opinion | BY JOY JOHNSON | May 7, 2018
  • VANCOUVER—The classic Hollywood image of an innovator is a solo inventor, working late into the night in a makeshift lab to devise a gizmo

Universities: collaborative engines for Canada’s superclusters

Opinion | BY JOY JOHNSON | May 7, 2018
  • VANCOUVER—The classic Hollywood image of an innovator is a solo inventor, working late into the night in a makeshift lab to devise a gizmo
The superclusters capitalize on the nation’s greatest asset: partnerships. We are always better together. Leading universities can be the ones to connect our strengths—from industry changing the economy, to the research institutes delivering new breakthroughs, to the communities we serve—for our future. Photograph courtesy of Pixabay.com

Fundamental science, innovation don’t need to be seen in opposition

  • In current policy discussions, fundamental science and innovation are often placed in opposition to one another. Is it possible to resolve this apparent conflict,
Opinion | BY JOY JOHNSON | May 24, 2017
Science Minister Kirsty Duncan recently made public a report by an advisory panel on federal support for fundamental science calling for investment in ‘investigator-led research.’ The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Fundamental science, innovation don’t need to be seen in opposition

Opinion | BY JOY JOHNSON | May 24, 2017
  • In current policy discussions, fundamental science and innovation are often placed in opposition to one another. Is it possible to resolve this apparent conflict,

Fundamental science, innovation don’t need to be seen in opposition

Opinion | BY JOY JOHNSON | May 24, 2017
  • In current policy discussions, fundamental science and innovation are often placed in opposition to one another. Is it possible to resolve this apparent conflict,
Science Minister Kirsty Duncan recently made public a report by an advisory panel on federal support for fundamental science calling for investment in ‘investigator-led research.’ The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Universities key to boosting Canada’s innovation ecosystem

  • Canada has a world-leading innovation infrastructure. We rank second on the Global Entrepreneurial Index; second on the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development list
Opinion | BY JOY JOHNSON | May 11, 2016
The 4D Labs nanofabrication clean room at Simon Fraser University. Photograph courtesy of Simon Fraser University

Universities key to boosting Canada’s innovation ecosystem

Opinion | BY JOY JOHNSON | May 11, 2016
  • Canada has a world-leading innovation infrastructure. We rank second on the Global Entrepreneurial Index; second on the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development list

Universities key to boosting Canada’s innovation ecosystem

Opinion | BY JOY JOHNSON | May 11, 2016
  • Canada has a world-leading innovation infrastructure. We rank second on the Global Entrepreneurial Index; second on the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development list
The 4D Labs nanofabrication clean room at Simon Fraser University. Photograph courtesy of Simon Fraser University
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