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| Research IT Support (RITS) | Feb 9 | Powerpoint | |
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Research Ethics Board Review: Context & Process Refresher | Feb 9 |
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| Internal Resources for Research Program Support | Feb 16 | Powerpoint | Zoom Recording |
| Equity, Diversity and Inclusion: Building Inclusive Teams | Feb 16 | Powerpoint | Zoom Recording |
| Human Resources - Research Recruitment, E-Recruit & Banner Workflow | Feb 23 | Powerpoint | Zoom Recording |
| Community Engagement & Sustainability in Research | Feb 23 | Powerpoint | Zoom Recording |
| Grants Facilitation Overview | Mar 1 | Powerpoint | Zoom Recording |
| Research Security | Mar 1 | On Request | |
| Regina Research Data Centre | 8 Mar | Powerpoint | Zoom Recording |
| Research Finance - An Introduction | 8 Mar | Powerpoint | Zoom Recording |
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Health Research Data Platform - Saskatchewan (HRDP-SK) | 15 Mar |
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| Research Data Mgmt & Library Support | 15 Mar | Powerpoint | Zoom Recording |
| Submitting an Application to REB Using Converis | 15 Mar | Not Available | Zoom Recording |
| MITACS Supports Collaborative Research & Innovation | 22 Mar | Powerpoint | |
| Knowledge Mobilization | 22 Mar | Zoom Recording |
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| REB Review: Context & Process Refresher | Feb 10 | Powerpoint | |
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How to Review an REB Application using Converis | Feb 16 & 24 Intended for REB Reviewers |
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Meet the REB Co-Chairs | Feb 17 Part 1: Top 5 Tips for Engaging in Ethical Indigenous Research Part 2: Common Comments on Applications from a Chair's Perspective |
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| How to Review an REB Application using Converis | Mar 1 | Session Cancelled | |
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Research Project Mangement | Mar 3 |
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| Research Finance - An Introduction | Mar 10 | ||
| Grant Facilitation Overview | Mar 17 | Powerpoint | Zoom Recording |
| President's Research Seed Grant & SHRC Explore Grant | Mar 24 | ||
Safeguarding Science: Raising Awareness of Security Risks and Mitigation Tools in Research Environments
Canada is a leader in innovation, research and development, thanks to the research community’s commitment to open science and international collaboration. However, this strength also makes Canadian research an attractive target for malicious actors. The goal of the webinar is for participants to:
- access guidance and tools to strengthen security posture
- understand best practices to identify and mitigate research security threats
- pursue and maintain safe research partnerships
- maintain institutional reputation of a safe research organization and
- protect valuable research, data or potentially patentable property
Remaining at the forefront of research is an asset that ensures Canada's economic prosperity, national security and the integrity of its research.
Research Security Centre to host a series of safeguarding science webinars between October and December 2024.
The webinars aim to assist participants:
- access guidance and tools to strengthen security posture;
- understand best practices to identify and mitigate research security threats;
- pursue and maintain safe research partnerships;
- maintain institutional reputation of a safe research organization; and
- protect valuable research, data or potentially patentable property.
The webinars are intended for, but not limited to, researchers, research staff including technicians, postdoctoral fellow and students, research security professionals, research administrators, information technology and information management staff, security personnel, biosafety and radiological safety officers, human resources personnel, supply chain personnel and senior management.
Each Webinar has a limit of 250 participants. Please register with a university or professional email address. Otherwise, your registration may be denied. Register directly here Safeguarding Science Initiative (publicsafety.gc.ca) and feel free to pass us a question in advance when the registration process prompts you.
Please register with a university or professional email address and note that we will not be granting access to the AI Notetaker feature. Otherwise, your registration may be denied.
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