Dr. Benjamin Amaya Adjunct Professor Contact E-mail: benjamin.amaya@msvu.ca I was born in San Salvador, El Salvador. I studied cultural anthropology in Costa Rica, Calgary and Quebec City. In my doctoral project, I explored the social…
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The Maritime Data Centre for Aging Research and Policy Analysis is a laboratory for learning, mentorship, and consultation. Many graduate students serve as research assistants on projects undertaken at the MDC. Student Testimonials Thea Brown,…
Rural/Urban Research Projects An Investigation of Demographic Trends and the Implications of Climate Change for an Aging Population in Rural Nova Scotia. 2012-2013 Principal Investigators: Patricia Manuel and Eric Rapaport Funded by: Nova Scotia Department…
Research Projects Dr. Janice Keefe is on from July 2019 to July 2020. For information on Dr. Keefe’s research activities click here A network for translation of research in Alzheimer Disease and Dementia – Canadian…
In the last decades, more children are overweight and being diagnosed with type-2 diabetes. Our goal is to find out how various foods can help children to control their appetite, calorie intake and blood sugar,…
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Please click on Paper titles to view. Gulf Nova Scotia Bonafide Fishermen’s Association An Interdisciplinary Study of St. Georges Bay Fish Harvesters’ Ecological Knowledge and White Hake (Urophycis tenuis) Predation on Juvenile American Lobster (Homarus…
Please click on Student Paper titles to view. Interdisciplinary Studies in Aquatic Resources Student Intern Papers Science and Ecological Knowledge: Insight into conflicting claims concerning cod and hake predation on juvenile lobster – Prepared by…
Please click on the Poster title to view. The Potentials and Challenges in Linking Ecological Knowledge with Marine Fisheries Research: The Case of White Hake (Urophycis tenuis) Predation on Juvenile American Lobster (Homarus americanus) The…