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The Fair Dealing Exception Explained
(2024-06-20)During this session, attendees will learn the importance of fair dealing, discovering how decisions from the courts can be used to help copyright users conduct six factor fair dealing assessments. -
Copyright Codes of Best Practices for Media Access, Reuse and Preservation
(2024-06-21)Educators, researchers, artist-scholars, and librarians face a pressing need to be able to continue to access, preserve, and reuse media content. Barriers to access, preservation, and reuse are increasing as copyright ... -
The Future of Controlled Digital Lending
(2024-06-20)Dave Hansen, Executive Director of Authors Alliance and co-author of the US position statement and legal white paper on controlled digital lending, will explain the most recent developments in the pivotal Hachette v. ... -
The Public Domain: Setting the Stage + The "Public Domain Ball: A Copyright Murder Mystery"
(2024-06-21)Lise Brin will start off this session with a short review of the history and role of the public domain. Then Marty will give some background as to the play's origins and aims. -
Building Canadian Digital Libraries
(2024-06-21)A look at what the Internet Archive hopes to achieve in Canada. -
Assessing the use of CanLit in teaching at Simon Fraser University
(2024-06-21)Concerns have been raised by Canadian authors, publishers, and their collective societies regarding the use of their works in Canadian post-secondaries. In light of these concerns, we have collected and analyzed data on ... -
Neural Correlates Of The Production Effect: Insights From Univariate And Multivariate Analyses Of fMRI Data
(2024-06-19)The production effect is a simple phenomenon in human memory: words that are read aloud are more likely to be remembered on a subsequent memory test (e.g., a recognition task) compared to words read silently. This effect, ... -
Permanent Jobs, Temporary People: Temporary Foreign Workers’ Struggle for Permanent Residency in Prince Edward Island
(TFW Maritimes, 2024-06-05)This report is the fourth in a series of community-based research projects undertaken by the Migrant Workers in the Canadian Maritimes partnership. It draws on desk research and qualitative interviews conducted with 29 ... -
Socio-Ecological Well-Being: Resources at the Personality, Activity, and Community Level (Taylor’s Version)
(2024-06-17)Within positive psychology, research has flourished on the determinants, correlates, and consequences of well-being. Positive psychological functioning is shaped both by individual differences and the settings in which ... -
Reliability of Shoulder Movement Kinematics in Healthy Young Adults
(2024-06-17)Shoulder biomechanics research is crucial for understanding mobility and managing injuries but lacks consistency in methodology and findings when compared to studies focusing on the lower limbs. This study aimed to evaluate ... -
Cocrystallization and Particle Size Reduction of Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients (APIs) Using Supercritical Carbon Dioxide Crystallization or Spray Drying
(2024-06-11)Modern active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs) often exhibit poor aqueous solubility, leading to poor bioavailability. Methods to improve dissolution include altering solid form (salts, polymorphs, cocrystals), creating ... -
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Uncovering the Role of TRPM2 in TNBC
(2024-06-13)Breast cancer has high mortality in women worldwide and is a complex disease. Specifically, TNBC is an aggressive subtype which lacks a unique therapeutic target. Cancer cells have higher ROS, however the mechanism by which ... -
Can Mind Wandering Be Measured Using the Unicorn Hybrid Black? A Pilot Study
(2024-06-12)In brain-computer interface (BCI) research, electroencephalograms (EEGs) such as the Unicorn Hybrid Black (UHB) have entered the market as low cost alternatives to other EEG devices. This study has two aims: the first is ... -
A Multi-Informant, Multi-Method Exploration of Resilience and Pain Adaptation in Youth with Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis
(2024-06-09)The application of resilience theory to the context of secondary chronic pain conditions such as juvenile idiopathic arthritis (JIA) is a burgeoning research area. To better understand how to promote pain adaptation in ... -
Genomic Analyses of Aleutian Disease Resilience in American Mink
(2024-06-11)Aleutian disease (AD) causes severe health issues and results in substantial economic losses for the mink industry. The ineffectiveness of vaccination, medication, and culling strategies in controlling AD has compelled ... -
EXPLORING SCHOOL-BASED IMMUNIZATION PROGRAMS AND THE IMPACTS OF THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC IN THE CANADIAN MARITIMES
(2024-06-11)Introduction: School vaccine programs help support equitable access to routine vaccines for students. The COVID-19 pandemic and associated public health measures affected three school years and shifting learning environments ... -
LITHOSPHERIC-SCALE TECTONICS OF THE INDIA-ASIA COLLISIONAL SYSTEM
(2024-06-09)The India-Asia orogenic system is the largest and among the most well studied orogens on Earth. Despite its status as an archetype for large hot orogens, there remain many unknowns regarding the first-order evolution of ... -
Developing Pedotransfer Functions and Spatial Estimates of Growing Season Nitrogen Mineralization to Inform Improved Nitrogen Management Strategies in Prince Edward Island
(2024-06-07)Decision support tools (DSTs) and a framework for incorporating estimates of growing season nitrogen (N) mineralization (GSN) in soil, using analysis of total soil N (TN) to quantify the stable N pool, and biological ...