Kim Sawchuk, a SSHRC-funded researcher at Concordia University, is developing a mobile “virtual daylighting” application for GPS-enabled smartphones that will allow people to discover historical and geographical landmarks concealed by years of development.
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The 2011-2012 SSHRC annual report, The Insight to Innovate, was tabled in Parliament in October. It provides an overview of activities during the past fiscal year, with a focus on the implementation of our renewed program architecture, and features case studies of SSHRC-funded work across Canada.
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SSHRC, in collaboration with NSERC, has been working to modernize its technology infrastructure and develop a new electronic grants management system that will streamline and simplify the submission process for both applicants and partners.
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