Wallace McCain Learning Commons reflects commitment to excellence in higher education
Dalhousie University students will have a new common area, for everything from studying to actively considering new issues and different perspectives thanks to an $8-million gift from Margaret and the... Read more
Atlantic Canadian researchers receive drug safety funding
Seven Atlantic Canadian researchers are the recipients of $1.975 million in funding from the Canadian Institutes of Health Research/Health Canada Drug Safety and Effectiveness Network (DSEN). The Nova... Read more
Dalhousie researcher receives $123,773 NSRIT award
Dalhousie's Daniel Boyd is the recipient of a $123,773 from the Nova Scotia Research and Innovation Trust. Read more
Putting electric vehicles to the test
As the Nissan Leaf and Chevrolet Volt are arriving in showrooms across the country, Dalhousie Mechanical Engineering Professor, Lukas Swan, talks about his electric trucks, and how this form of transp... Read more
Dal professor making waves in Lithium-ion battery research
Jeff Dahn, professor and researcher in the Department of Physics and Atmospheric Science, knows the importance of long-lasting batteries. He’s dedicated years of research focused on finding long-las... Read more
Understanding oral health for the aging population
Thanks to researchers Debora Matthews and Mary McNally from Dalhousie’s Faculty of Dentistry, both education and awareness of oral health issues among older adults in Nova Scotia is improving. Drs. ... Read more
Dalhousie forges new relationships in Israel
On October 23, Dalhousie Vice-President, Research, Martha Crago, was in Israel to sign an MOU with the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, strengthening the commitment to explore international research co... Read more
A Gift of Confidence: Ken Rowe donates $15 million to Dalhousie's School of Business
Ken Rowe, executive chairman of IMP Group International, has donated $15 million to Dalhousie's School of Business - the largest-ever donation by a Nova Scotian to Dalhousie. Read more
Future of brain surgery unfolds in Halifax
The universally accepted way to learn neurosurgery is to do so on the job, but that’s about to change. It will soon be possible to learn, practice and rehearse neurosurgical skills and neurosurg... Read more
Dalhousie among "Canada's Top 100 Employers"
Dalhousie University has been recognized as one of the country's best employers by the Globe and Mail's Canada's Top 100 Employers Project along with national and multinational corporation... Read more
