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Dr. Adams' research interests include historical and sociological inquiry of sport, recreation and leisure. She is currently working on two major research projects. The Nikkei Memory Capture Project is a trans-national oral history collaboration (with Dr.

Action research and collaborative inquiry, teacher-preparation and inquiry-based professional learning; and Leadership and system/school improvement. Tertiary instructional effectiveness and adult learning.

Mathematics and Computer Science

Number Theory

Research Interests:

L-functions, elliptic curves, modular forms, finite fields

I joined the University of Lethbridge in July 2013, and am currently Assistant Professor of History and Canada Research Chair (Tier 2) in Child and Youth Studies. I am the Director of the U of L's Institute for Child and Youth Studies (I-CYS), and a

My research interests are in software engineering, with particular interest in how to use software development project artifacts, such as bug reports and source revision history, to support software maintenance decisions such as the bug report triage

Finance

Corporate Finance and Market Microstructure

Research Topics of Interest:

Dividend policy, Capital Structure, Pensions and Corporate Decisions, Market Reactions

My area of interest lies in cultural and environmental anthropology with a focus on rurality, rural/urban relations, local knowledge, environmental history, northern environments, and ideas of place. More specifically, my work thus far has focused on rural

Health Sciences-General

Meta Analysis, Application of Statistics in Health Sciences, Time Series Analysis, Repeated Measure Designs, Business Statistics, Categorical Data Analysis, Regression Models, Nonparametric Statistical Methods, Statistical Inference, Survival Data

Physical Education Pedagogy Student Wellness Sports Academies Coaching/Athletics

My research interests include volunteerism, corporate social responsibility, immigration, non-profit organizations, consumer well-being, charitable donations, sustainability (as it relates to consumers and companies), and company/non-profit partnerships. My

Finance

Corporate finance, corporate governance, Fintech, REITs

Topics

Corporate finance, corporate governance, Fintech, REITs

Emerging technology in education Gender and technology Online teaching and learning Philosophy of technology Gaming in education

Indigenous Studies

First Nations/Aboriginal Gaming and Gambling; Aboriginal Housing and Homelessness; Youth Homelessness; Media, Communications and Politics.

Dr. Belanger will only consider supervisory inquiries from students interested in the Master of Arts in Political

Algorithms and data structures, Networks, Optimization, Operations Research, Facility Location, Optimization of Wireless Networks, Approximation algorithms.

Career development; Behavioural disorders; At-risk youth; and The professional practice of psychology.

Drama

Dr. Blum's published research focuses on melodrama and other popular performance forms, as well as the intersection between theatre history, dramaturgy, and contemporary theatrical production. He holds a PhD in Drama, Theatre, and Performance Studies from

Sociology, Prentice Institute for Global Population and Economy

Demography, Quantitative Analysis of Population Phenomena; Population Health, Multilevel and Longitudinal Modeling, Event History and Survival Analysis, Structural Equation Modelling, Global Population Changes and Challenges, Cross-National Comparison,

Dr. Boenn's main areas of research are algorithmic composition, rhythm, and expressive timing. His latest book, Computational Models of Rhythm and Meter, published by Springer Nature, explores new methods for the composition, analysis, and transcription of

ecosystem ecology, biogeochemistry, aquatic science

Topics

ecosystem ecology, biogeochemistry, aquatic science

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Dr. Bomhof's research investigates how exercise affects appetite and why it is difficult to reduce weight through exercise alone. His research examines how nutrition and dietary patterns impact exercise-induced appetite response. With a better understanding

Women and Gender Studies

Gender, migration and citizenship, Globalization and development, Women and religion/spirituality

Topics:

Transitional Services of Live-in Caregivers in Alberta, Gender and Temporary Foreign Workers.

Permafrost in mountain and High Arctic environments, climate change, microclimatology of mountain and boreal environments, geomorphology and Earth surface processes, hydrology, and environmental modelling and Geographical Information Systems.

Health policy and equity, social determinants of health, feminist political economy, health services research, qualitative research

Research Topics of Interest:

Seniors health, sexual expression in continuing care, aging, care

Cultural Studies of the Body;
Critical Multiculturalism;
Visual Narratives of Race and Labour in Film and Television (with a focus on comedy, melodrama and science fiction).

Emergent literacy, Children's and young adult literature, Writing processes, Begininng reading and writing, Gender issues in education, Teacher education and literacy, Parents/Family literacy, New Literacies (online communications)

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Philosophical logic, Preservationism, Paraconsistency, Philosophy of science, Evolution.

Topics:

Preservationism, Paraconsistency, Ambiguity logics, Laws of nature, Free will.

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Archaeology

Excavation methodology, geoarchaeology, postdepositional processes, Plains Archaeology, Near Eastern Archaeology, human evolution, lithic analysis, faunal analysis.

Topics:

Excavation and analysis of the Fincastle Bison Kill site, southern

History of Russia and the Soviet Union, Modern European History, Welfare States, Environmental History, History of Medicine

Topics:

Soviet History, with specific research interests in post-war Stalinism, healthcare, the medical profession,

Financial disclosure; managerial judgement and decision making;

Research Topics of Interest:

financial literacy; information representation and decision making; financial disclosure; business process analysis; business

Literary Theory; Critical Theory and the History of Criticism; Romanticism; Canadian Literature; Aesthetic Theory and Nationalism; and the theory of irony.

Yllias Chali conducts research in various aspects of natural language processing, including text summarization, text generation, question answering, question generation, and knowledge representation for natural language. Together with his graduate students,

Ecosystem change and impact on wildfire burn severity; Wetland eco-hydrology with northern and oil sands environments; Permafrost dynamics, thaw, ecology; Forest biomass, carbon and water fluxes; Disturbance; Remote sensing and GIS; LiDAR, optical image

Computer algebra, Symbolic linear algebra, Polynomial arithmetic, High-precision evaluation of constants, Compression and encryption algorithms for images and videos, Image processing.

Topics:

Normal forms of polynomial matrices and Ore

Addiction; Substance Abuse and Gambling. Choice and Decision-Making, Learning and Acquisition, Mathematical Models, Quantitative Analyses, Pharmacology, Neuroscience.

Remote sensing science, Image processing, Environmental remote sensing, Bidirectional reflectance.

Topics:

Remote sensing, Riparian zones, Image processing, Bidirectional reflectance.

Turn-of-the-century French women novelists; 20th &21st century novel; Representation of schooling in 20th and 21st century literature.

Dr. Copeland's main research interests are the effect of physical activity and sedentary behaviour on health across the lifespan, with a particular focus on healthy ageing. Her research includes both experimental work and analysis of large data sets.

New Media

Screenwriting; animation history; writing for comedy; narrative history

Topics

Screenwriting; alternate film structure; animation history

Comparative study of complex societies and social inequality; anthropology and archaeology of food; historical ecology; ancient agrarian economies; South America; Andes; Amazon.

I am an anthropological archaeologist interested in domestic production and exchange. I have conducted archaeological research in the Canadian Great Plains, southern Ontario and the American Southwest and ethnographic research in West Africa. My last

Economic growth, income inequality and poverty; Open Economy Macroeconomics; International trade and development; and Monetary policy regimes.

Classical and Quantum General Relativity (Quantum Gravity), Cosmology, Black Hole Physics, Quantum Gravity Phenomenology, Singularities in spacetime, Quantum Information Theory.

Other interests:

History of Science Philosophy of Science

Darwinism, The history and philosophy of science, The history and epistemology of paleoanthropology, Human evolution.

Theoretical Physics, Particularly in Quantum Gravity phenomenology.

Liberal Education

Spanish Golden Age Literature, Spanish Golden Age theatre, Textual criticism, Works of Pedro Calderón de la Barca (1600-1681).

Topics:

Historical staging practice, Works of Pedro Calderón de la Barca, Textual criticism.

Organic Synthesis, Applied organic spectroscopy, Isobenzofurans, Cyclophanes, Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons, Ring-chain tautomerism.

Topics:

Isobenzofurans, Cyclophanes, Ring-chain tautomerism, Theoretically interesting molecules,

Faith-based practices Multicultural counselling/competence Gender issues; Social justice Ethno-cultural Issues Counselling immigrants Cultural identity development

Parkinson's Disease, Biomechanics, Locomotor Activity/Movement Disorders, Motion Analysis, Occupational Safety and Health, and Exercise.

My current research focuses on three distinct, yet interrelated, areas of research: 1) social inequality, popular culture, and cultural production, 2) ethnicity, identities, and intersectionality, and 3) gay-straight alliances within Canada and the

Ancient military and social history, Hellenistic world and the later Roman Empire, Gladiatorial combat in the ancient world.

Topics:

Animal spectacles of the Roman Empire, Irregular Roman forts of the Julio-Claudian period on the Rhine

Damage to the prefrontal cortex, a part of the frontal lobes, can result in poor planning, unreasonable risk taking, and inappropriate social behaviour. The prefrontal cortex thus plays a crucial role in the decision making and emotional regulation that

My research is primarily in algebraic number theory using tools from algebraic geometry specifically algebraic groups. I am also interested in various computational problems in number theory.

Topics:
Geometric approaches to the local

The Earth is being influenced by environmental changes such as elevated atmospheric trace gas concentrations and associated shifts in climate. There is much uncertainty about the consequences of these changes for ecosystem function and for potential

Gideon's research looks at early modern to modern Japan, intellectual networks, kokugaku (nativism or National Learning), community, nation and nationalism, regionalism, modernity, and information access.

Currently, he is working on a book

Canadian literature; Children's literature; 19th-century literature; national identities; WWI studies; Canadian childhoods; landscape and literature; British imperial fiction; interdisciplinary child and youth studies.

Topics:

Canadian

Design and analysis of approximation algorithms for optimization problems, supported by NSERC Discovery Grant 2014-2019.

Inorganic fluorine chemistry, Solution and solid-state NMR spectroscopy, Vibrational spectroscopy, X-ray crystallography.

Topics:

Transition-metal sulfide fluoride chemistry, Main-group oxide fluoride chemistry, Solid-state NMR spectroscopy

French nineteenth-century literature (in particular Honoré de Balzac and Gustave Flaubert), French realism, Representations of difference, gender and sexual difference, Nineteenth-century continental philosophy (such as phenomenology) and literature,

International Economics, Development Economics, Agricultural and Resource Economics, Food Economics, Applied Econometrics.

Topics:

Trade Policy, Trade in Agricultural and Food Products, Trade in Manufactured Products, Regional Trade

Experiential influences on brain development. Factors influencing recovery after early brain injury.

Topics:

Parental experience and its influence on brain development. Remediation of deficits arising from early brain injury. Executive

Monique Giroux is a Canada Research Chair in Indigenous Music, Culture, and Politics, and Assistant Professor in Indigenous studies. She completed her PhD in ethnomusicology at York University (2013), focusing on fiddle music as a site of Indigenous/settler

Ecology and evolution of host/parasite interactions – The focus in my lab is on the ecology and evolution of animal parasites and their hosts. In our parasite-centred focus, we are interested in how natural selection shapes patterns of parasite growth,

Kinesiology

Cognitive Neuroscience, Perception, Action, & Cognition, Executive Function, Aging, Developmental Psychology & Neuroscience, Brain Plasticity, Stroke, Recover of Function.

Dr. Kara Granzow's research and teaching interests include gender and sexuality studies; medicine and science studies; feminist and post-foundational theory; research methodology; critical race studies; and memory studies. Granzow has a particular

Technology and mental health; Using technology to reduce barriers in accessing health services in rural populations; and Simulation-based approaches to interdisciplinary health team education.

Critical thinking theory and pedagogy Insight theory in education Philosophy of education Critical thinking in nursing education

Dr. Gruber’s laboratory investigates the neural basis of attention and decision making in complex environments, with a focus on how neuromodulators such as dopamine influence neural synchronization, information encoding, and learning in cortical and

Research methods and design; Program evaluation; and Pre-service teacher preparation.

Political Science, Prentice Institute

Dr. Hale will only consider supervisory inquiries from students interested in the Master of Arts in Political Science.

Public policy, Canada-US Relations, North American integration, Fiscal and tax policies, Politics of foreign investment and

Public Policy; Environmental policy and Governance; Multi-level governance; Planning; Rural and municipal politics and policy; Rural development; Comparative politics; International Relations; Political Economy; American politics; Public Health; Social

Organofluorine chemistry, organic chemistry, organometallic chemistry, synthesis, reaction development, catalysis, green chemistry, air-sensitive chemistry

Topics: organofluorine chemistry, fluorination, C-F activation, C-H bond functionalization,

Religious Studies

Primary areas of interest include Japanese Buddhism and the cross-cultural exchange between Asia and the West that has shaped the development of modern Buddhism worldwide in the past century and a half. This has included research on Buddhism in Canada, such

New Media

Video, Social Media, Comedy, App and VR Experiences designed for children

Topics

Video, Social Media, Comedy, App and VR Experiences designed for children

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Contact information, research

Multiple literacies, life writing, and literary métissage in the digital and cultural commons Canadian and transnational curriculum theory and practice Community-based teaching and teacher education in the context of arts-based inquiry

Modern & contemporary drama, Irish drama, and post-colonial drama.

Topics:

Irish historical drama, Modern tragicomedy.

History of warfare, violence and of women and gender in the Middle Ages, Military career of Countess Matilda of Canossa (1046-1115), Contemporary reactions to a woman's leadership in war, Medieval military theory and theology, The Crusades, Canon Law,

Organometallic chemistry, Inorganic chemistry, Organic chemistry, Catalysis, Synthesis, Early transition metal chemistry, Late transition metal chemistry, Polymerization, Green chemistry, Air sensitive chemistry.

Topics:

Catalysis,

Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy, Computational Chemistry, Polymer Chemistry, Fluoropolymers, Fuel Cells, Composite Materials, Spin Dynamics, Chemical Exchange, Solid-state.

Topics:

Solid-State, Nuclear Magnetic Resonance, Fuel Cell,

Cultural studies, poststructural feminist theory, and popular culture as they intersect with sport, physical activity and the body, Media constructions of physical activity and sport discourses, Production and consumption of cultural identities, Desire and

The evolution and development of social cognition in human and non-human primates. Embodied and distributed cognition. Ecology and evolution of primate sociality, including sexual conflict, parental investment and maternal effects.

Women and Gender Studies

Feminist Constitutionalism, Constitutional Law;
Gender, Race, Space, Sexuality and the Law;
Postcolonial, Indigenous, Queer and Critical Race Feminisms;
Human Rights and Political Economy.

Indigenous Studies

Schools of Thought, Educational Approaches, Philosophical Traditions in Education, Cultural and Health, Education Systems, Program Management (Education), and Epistemology of Education.

Mathematics and Computer Science

Laser Scanning, Geomatics, GIS, Remote Sensing, Water Resources, Hydrology, Glaciers, Forest Resources, and Biomass Carbon Stocks.

Topics:

Climate Change, Environment, Forestry, Geography, Glaciology, Imaging, Internet, Natural Resources,

Computational Optimization, Complex Network Analytics, High-Performance Computing

Dr. Hughes' research interests include music cognition, music theory pedagogy, and popular music analysis. His dissertation involved an investigation of harmonic expectation in twelve-bar blues progressions.

Topics:

Music cognition, music

Evolutionary Neurobiology Neuroendocrine Control of Social Behaviours Neurobehavioural Effects of Endocrine Disruptors

My research interests are broad and currently encompass three major areas of research:

Dr. Jansen will only consider supervisory inquiries from students interested in the Master of Arts in Political Science and who have completed previous course work in Canadian politics.

Canadian politics, specifically elections and voting in Canada,

Glaciology, Ice flow dynamics, Glacier-environment, Remote sensing, Glaciological field work, Svalbard, Greenland, Yukon Territory and Rocky Mountain glaciers, Glacier surging, Glacier-climate and snow-climate interactions, Statistical and numerical

Environmentally sustainable methods (including biological, microbial and integrated control) of crop protection, Effects of climate variability and economic development on organisms and social systems in semi-arid ecosystems, Food relationships,

My research is in analytic number theory: I investigate questions about zeros of L-functions and about prime numbers using a combination of analytical and computational methods.

Topics:

Analytic Number Theory, Riemann Zeta function,

Lynn's research interests focus on the Southern United States before the Civil War, particularly on the link between domestic relationships and broader social and political structures. Her book "Born Southern: Childbirth, Motherhood & Social Networks in

Multi-level governance, democratization, political violence, terrorism,

Religious Studies

Islamic Mystical Thought;
Islamic Theology and Philosophy;
Classical and Modern Islamic Responses to Religious Diversity;
Comparative Mysticism and the Perennial Philosophy;
The Judeo-Islamic Tradition.

Hadamard matrices, Orthogonal designs and applications.

Economics of agricultural production, policies, trade and technological improvements.

Topics:

Economics of water use in Alberta, Agricultural production, land use and food safety in Inner Mongolia.

I am trained as a physician and public health professional. Program evaluation is my main specialty. Among others, I evaluated large public health programs, designed to reduce HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis, and addictions in Eastern Europe, Central Asia and

Dr. Kossuth's primary research focus is the history of sport, recreation, and leisure in 19th and early 20th century Canada. Within this broader field of inquiry his interests range from examining various local historical experiences, the sports of rugby

We are interested in genetics and epigenetics of plant response to stress. We study the influence of various internal (metabolic activity, biological clock, development) and external (abiotic - ionizing and UVB radiation, chemicals; biotic - pathogens like

• Role of epigenetic dysregulation in carcinogenesis;
• Epigenetic regulation of the cancer treatment responses;
• Radiation epigenetics and role of epigenetic changes in genome stability and carcinogenesis;
• Radiation-induced

Dr. Kukucha will only consider supervisory inquiries from students interested in the Master of Arts in Political Science.

Canadian foreign policy, International political economy, Canadian federalism, Sub-federal foreign trade policy, International

Ecology and evolution; Plant-insect interactions; Evolution of senescence; Evolution of cooperation; Non-transitive competition and species coexistence; Ecological modeling.

Physical activity, active transportation, independent mobility, outdoor play, sedentary behaviour, population health, social-ecological theory.

Dr. Laurendeau's research interests coalesce around risk, gender, embodiment, emotion and physical culture. He employs a number of research methods - including ethnography, interviews, textual analysis and autoethnography - in order to interrogate these

Economics of agricultural production, Marketing and trade, Economics of biofuels, Economics of emerging water markets, Austrian economics.

Topics:

Beef, Cattle, BSE, Dairy, Milk, Ethanol, Biodiesel, Grains, Oilseeds, Farming, Ranching,

Literacy; interactional sociolinguistics; Secondary English Education; classroom discourse; voice and voicing; style and stylization; Catholic schooling

Intergroup Behavioural Variation in Nonhuman Primates. Behavioural Innovation and Traditions. Social Learning. Cultural Behaviours. Adaptive and Non-adaptive Behaviours. Developmental, Mechanistic, Functional, and Phylogenetic Approaches to Primate

Women and Gender Studies, Sociology

Couple therapy evidence-based research, Counsellor training, Pathological gambling, Addictions, Immigrants and pathological gambling, Chinese cultural beliefs and values in gambling, Spirituality and healing

Topics:

Congruence Couple Therapy

Race, Sexuality & Law;
Critical Race Feminisms;
Politics of Nationalism, Multiculturalism & Queer Rights.

My training is in epidemiology and naturopathic medicine. My research includes the application of various CAHC therapies in the treatment of chronic disease, as well as approaches for integrative healthcare. For example, one of my current projects is

Hardware Design, Wireless Sensors, Security, VLSI, FPGA

Child speech development, cross language comparison of fricative acquisition, fricative perception, gendered speech and its acquisition.

Religious Studies

My primary research interests lay in the diverse fields of Hebrew Bible studies. I am particularly interested in integrating historical and literary analysis of both narrative and prophetic writings in the Hebrew Bible. This work has resulted in a monograph

Animal Communication. Bioacoustics. Individual Differences.

Wendi (she/her) has worked in public health since graduating with her Bachelor's of Nursing degree in 1997 (University of Calgary). Wendi completed her Masters of Nursing degree in 2004 and her PhD in 2014 (both at the University of Calgary). She began

Educational Psychology and Inclusion

The brain is composed of billions of interconnected cells, creating the most complex system within the body. To study how such combined neuronal activity underlies an animal’s processing of information, we record signal simultaneously from a large

My primary expertise is in social competence and play as it relates to autism. I have also published on topics such as executive functioning, well-being, school leadership, self-determination theory, and pre-service teacher training.

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I am an ethnographer with a focus on Guatemala where I have conducted long-term research in a K’iche’ Maya community since 1999. My interests center around religion and ethnicity in local and transnational contexts, with particular interest in the

Social theory, aesthetics of communication, art, and spatial arrangements.

Economics of innovation, economics of biotechnology and health foods, industrial organization, agriculture and health policy

Reading research: Science of Reading, reading acquisition and intervention

Collaboration research: collaborative consultation among teachers to address reading difficulties, collegial governance and social networks in education

Shakespeare, Early modern drama, Milton and the seventeenth-century religious poets, Reformation theology, Psychology of religion, Psychoanalytic approaches to Renaissance literature, Renaissance magic and witchcraft, Early modern masculinity.

Counsellor Education

COUNSELLING & CLINICAL > Advanced trauma-informed care (e.g., family violence, family of origin abuse, PSTD, rape, car accidents, witness or experience a mass trauma, emotional exhaustion due to working with clients with traumatic histories) using a

I am a plant community ecologist. The goal of my research is to determine what factors drive the current patterns and long-term dynamics of plant community diversity and composition on landscapes dominated by humans. I use field surveys of forests,

organization of learning and memory in the mammalian brain functional contributions of prefrontal cortex effects of circadian dysfunction on brain and body etiology of the sporadic form of Alzheimer's disease

Archaeology

Bronze and Iron Ages of the Near East and Levant, Development of techniques for integrating textural and archaeological materials, World History from 4000-1000 BCE, Ancient economics, History of science, History of archaeology, Historiography and

Indigenous Studies

Indigenous treaty rights; Indigenous social justice movements/resistance/activism in the Anglo settler-colonial CANZUS states; North American Indigenous history; Indigenous futurisms and pop culture; Indigenous border resistance; transnational Indigenous

I am a historian of the North American West with particular expertise in the history of the Canada-US-Mexico borderlands, the history of Southern Alberta, Indigenous history, and the intersecting histories of race, gender, and sexuality in the West. I have

Japanese Second Language Acquisition
Japanese Pedagogy
Japanese Culture

The main focus of Dr. McNaughton's research is the physiological and computational basis of cognition, with particular focus on memory and memory disorders, and the dynamic interactions among neuronal populations and synaptic plasticity mechanisms that

Marketing

Dr. Mesler has a background in social and organizational Psychology and now serves in the Marketing area at the Dhillon School of Business focusing on how consumers think and make decisions in the marketplace. She is particularly interested in understanding

Motor System and recovery of movement, Models of Parkinson's disease, stroke, spinal cord injury, multiple sclerosis, preterm birth, Stress, Motor development and aging, Perinatal programming of disease.

Topics:

The influence of environment

My lab employs in vivo optical methods such as two-photon microscopy and voltage sensitive dye imaging, to study neural activity on the subcellular, cellular, and circuit level in real-time. My research focuses on the physiological and computational basis

The use of Metabolomics to study disease and determine both biomarkers and mechanistic insights.

Topics

Metabolomics

Nineteenth-century British and American literature, Victorian novel, especially Dickens, Austen, Eliot, Jewish and Yiddish literature of the 19th and 20th centuries, Work of Chava Rosenfarb, Translation, Traditional English and Scottish ballads

Algebraic properties of infinite groups of matrices, Normal subgroups, homomorphisms, and actions on manifolds, Applications of finite groups to problems in graph theory, Arithmetic groups.

Combinatorics, Algebraic graph Theory (Cayley Graphs), Automorphisms.

Structure and Function of myo-Inositol Polyphosphatases (IPPases)

Labour economics, economics of education, and immigration.

Ground-Based And Spaceborne Far Infrared Space Astronomy, Terahertz Imaging Spectroscopy, JCMT, Herschel, Spire, Spica, Safari, Remote Sensing Of Atmospheric Water Vapour, and Breast Cancer Detection.

My area of research is analytic number theory. My main area of interest is the theory of the Riemann zeta function and L-functions. However, I am also interested in a variety of problems in multiplicative and prime number theory. Some of the recent topics I

children, youth, and parenting; women, gender, and family; early modern Scotland; the Reformation.

Digital Humanities, Scholarly Communication, History of the Book, and Old English.

Health care access and outcomes among vulnerable, underserved populations; Indigenous and rural health; Nursing preceptorship.

Social justice;
Task-based language teaching;
Diversity and multiculturalism;
Critical interculturality; and
Restorative justice pedagogy.

Nursing

Databases: Spatial, Distributed, Multimedia; Mobile Information Systems/Recommender Systems; Digital Libraries.

Environmental epidemiology, infectious disease, reproductive and child health, mental health.

Available in a co-supervisory status

RNA, Protein, Helicases, Host-viral Interactions, Biomolecular Interactions, RNA-protein interactions, Protein-Protein Interactions, Light Scattering, Solution X-ray Scattering, Integrated Approach, Structure-Function.

Topics:

Cell Biology,

My research group is mainly focused on Ultra High Vacuum (UHV) Scanning Tunneling Microscopy (STM). With this microscope, we study adsorbates bonded to surfaces as well as the controlled manipulation of atoms and molecules on surfaces.

In the

Philosophy of physics, Plato, Philosophies of Environment and Ecology, Metaphysics of Time, Logic.

Topics:

Foundations of physics, Metaphysics of time, Philosophy of ecology and biology (especially concerning mutualism and the nature of

Remote sensing, GIS, Earth System Science modeling in studies of global environmental change

Science education; Interpretive (hermeneutic) research; Ecopedagogy; and Curriculum theory and history.

Development of behaviour, Social interactions, Organization of movement, Brain mechanisms in social cognition.

Topics:

The role of play fighting experience in juvenile rats to the development of the social brain, A comparative analysis of

Studies in social capital and voluntary participation, Sport and physical activity, Social inequality, Research methods.

Dr. Pope's research interests fall under the sport and exercise psychology umbrella with two specific programs of research. Her first area of research revolves around examining the effectiveness of health promotion messages that focus on facilitating the

Classical sociological and social theory, History of sociology, Cultural sociology, Material culture; material history, History of agrarian movements, Agrarian thought and culture, Sociology of religion; implicit religion, Individual and collective

Dr. Scott Rathwell is an Assistant Professor at the University of Lethbridge in the Department of Kinesiology and Physical Education. His research interests revolve around the personal and psychosocial development of university athletes. He also conducts

My current area of research focuses on an examination of how people use programming languages, and relating sociolinguistics characteristics to differences in the use of programming languages. I am interested in whether particular styles can be identified

Economics of professional sports. Economics of education. International finance.

Popular and mainstream Latin American film. Latin American pop culture.

Philosophy of Science, Philosophy of Mathematics, Epistemology, Wittgenstein, and Popper.

Human Resource Management

Chemical kinetics, Model reduction, Nonlinear dynamics, Mathematical biology.

Topics:

Intracellular transport, Developmental modeling, Pattern formation, Model reduction, Transcription, Stochastic kinetics.

My research focuses on the interceptions between work and non work life. I have researched the general concept of work-life balance as well as explored the experience of employees engaging in corporate sponsored or endorsed voluntarism. I am currently

Structure, function and evolution of small RNAs and protein-RNA complexes in protist organisms; Evolution of the spliceosome and spliceosomal introns; Bioinformatic strategies to identify non-coding RNAs in eukaryotes.

Object and person perspective, neural mechanisms of high-level vision, face and biological-motion processing, motor control and learning.

While his primary teaching area is the history of art music, Dr. Sanden has also taught several courses on theory and performance topics, and on the history and analysis of popular music.

This diversity in the classroom is reflective of Dr.

Psychological assessment and diagnosis; Fetal alcohol spectrum disorder (FASD); Behavioural addiction; Problematic video game play; Mental health; Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM); Developmental disorders; Prevention;

School of Liberal Education

Plant Developmental Genetics, Molecular Biology, Arabidopsis, control of auxin transport and response.

Topics:

Formation of leaf vein pattern in Arabidopsis, Control of leaf shape in Arabidopsis, The role of auxin transport and response in

Identity, authenticity, social constructionism, volunteer tourism, community engagement, feminisms, material culture, qualitative research methods, visual research methods, participatory research methods

Nursing

Preceptorship, Health practices in the rural setting

Topics:

Students' perception of faculty involvement in the rural hospital preceptorship experience, Multidisciplinary approach to rural hospital based preceptorship, Videoconferencing as a

Geodynamics, Geodynamo, Wobble, Nutation, Elliptical Instability, Planetary Magnetic Field, Fluid Core, Earth Rotation.

Topics:

Theoretical/computational and experimental studies in rotating fluids; Computational techniques to predict the

Biomechanics, Repetitive Stress Injuries, Ergonomics/anthropometry, 3D motion analysis, Biomechanical Modeling, Sports and music performance analyses, Equipment design, Evaluation and optimization, The prediction and prevention of falls among the

society in wartime citizenship gender anti-war movements

Statistics

My research interests are situated in both the fields of literacy education and educational measurement/assessment. In the field of literacy my research explores both how writing ability develops across the lifespan, and the application of those

17th-Century French Studies, 17th Century French literature, theatre, and history, 17th Century masculinity and monarchy, Early modern gender and identity.

While my research is focused on the development of a lab-based FIR interferometry testbed, it contributes to many aspects of the FIR roadmap including the exploitation of current results and facilities, and collaboration with future experiments,

Creation Research; Métissage; storying; poetic inquiry; aesthetic inquiry; Indigenous methodologies; identity; eco-relational connections.

Nursing

Healthcare, management, organizational design, organizational culture, organizational climate, human resource management, architecture

Topics:

Service design, healthcare, service quality, evidence based design (architecture), HR climate

Legal Reasoning, Argumentation Theory, Philosophy of Law

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If you contact me please include:

A writing sample (written by yourself), a clear explanation of how your interest relates to a topic that I am actively

Philosophy, Women and Gender Studies

Composition, Theory, Music technology and performance, Digital musical instrument performance, Gesture-controlled audio systems, Sound mapping design, Real-time software systems, Human-computer interaction.

D. Andrew Stewart is a

Evolution and ethics, The just distribution of healthcare resources, and Euthanasia.

Topics:

Evolution and ethics, Euthanasia, and Research ethics.

Selected Publications

Books:

John Collier and Michael Stingl,

Memory, Learning, Amnesia, Hippocampus, Adult neurogenesis, Cognitive neuroscience, Cerebral cortex, Recovery of function, Electrophysiology, Aging, Prenatal alcohol effects, FASD, Stroke, and Episodic memory.

• Applied linguistics: minority language promotion and revitalization through education and media;
• Sociolinguistics: language policy & planning; endangered languages; contact linguistics, socio-pragmatics, the sociolinguistics of

Dr. Tatsuno’s experimental research is aimed at understanding how REM and non-REM sleep contribute to memory consolidation. By recording multi-neuronal activity with hippocampal dependent and independent tasks, his laboratory investigates whether

Drama

Dr. Aaron Taylor is an Associate Professor of Cinema and a Tier II Board of Governors Research Chair.

His work centers on screen acting, cognitive film theory, and the transmedia relations between film and comics. He is the editor of two anthologies

RNA synthetic biology for energy production and Protein translation regulation in oncogenesis.

Accounting

Accounting Ethics

Urban social structure Demographic change and cities Neighbourhood change and typologies Residential segregation Geography of well being Geography of ageing, the Third Age Rural community Disasters and social resilience in rural communities Disasters

Nonparametric/Semiparametric Mixture Models; IV free approach to endogeneity problems in regression models, SAR as well as in the Parametric/Nonparametric Panel Stochastic Frontier Framework, with the

majority of applications are in Banking and

Quebec Literature; Monsters and the "monstrous" in Francophone literatures; Deconstruction; Intertextuality; Silence as an aesthetic and subversive literary device; The Scapegoat; Literary institution; Rebellion; Witnessing.

Mental health and healing, Decolonization & reconciliation, Qualitative methodologies: narrative inquiry, arts-based methodologies, community-engaged research, Indigenous methodologies & storytelling, Criminal & restorative justice, Violence

Topics:
Animal Behavior and Cognition. Primate Neuroanatomy. Human Evolution. Evolutionary Psychology. Sexuality and Gender.

Development and evolution of non-conceptive sexuality in Japanese macaques, Development and evolution of male

Aboriginal Health

Dr. von Heyking will only consider supervisory inquiries from students interested in the Master of Arts in Political Science.

Political theory (ancient, medieval, modern, contemporary), Politics and literature, Ideologies, American politics,

History of Canadian education Curriculum theory and policy History teaching and learning

Conformal field theory and its applications to string theory, Phase-space quantum mechanics, Physical applications of Lie algebras and groups, and Mathematical physics.

Computational chemistry, Molecular modeling, ab initio methods, Density functional theory, Electronic structure, One-electron properties, Reaction mechanisms, Weak interactions, Hydrogen-bond strengths, and Stacking interactions.

Topics:

Gambling (socioeconomic impacts; Internet gambling; problem gambling; proportion of revenue from problem gamblers, prevention; etiology and epidemiology; assessment; population prevalence/assessment; indigenous gambling, Statistical Analysis; Addictions

Political economy, Indigeneity, Fair Trade, NGOs and Development, Indigenous Social Movements, Race, Ethnicity and Identity, Ethno-nationalism, Gender and Development, Geographic Areas: Ecuador, Colombia, Amazon, Andes, Spain.

Topics:

Fair

Mechanistic toxicology Molecular mechanisms of adaptation to environmental stressors Molecular mechanisms of long-term effects of early life-stage exposure to chemical stressors Development of molecular biomarkers of contaminant exposure

Learning Leadership; System Organization; Educational Leadership; Formal, informal, and distributive; Communities that learn; System diversity, inclusion, and equity; Indigenous leadership for school systems; Organizational Culture; Leadership

Spatial and temporal analysis of intra-provincial regional inequality: economic transformation, industrial restructuring, and spatial agglomeration.

Plant biotechnology, molecular biology, biochemistry, physiology, plant cell and tissue culture.

Topics:

Fundamental studies of potato biology that present practical interest to the potato industry: physiological age of the seed potato,

Dr. Zhang's current research involves the application of AI, data mining, and deep learning techniques to multimedia data, such as music, image, etc. He is also working on visibility problems in computational geometry.