The DataNB newsletter for July is live! This month's edition includes reports on immigrant retention in the province, knowledge transfer sessions, virtual talks you may have missed, new data spotlights, job opportunities and more! Check it out here: https://t.co/SnkUgxE8kt]
NB-IRDT Director, Ted McDonald shares the findings from two reports on Immigrant Retention, Income and Labour Market Outcomes in New Brunswick. View the presentation here: https://t.co/v9Qaak2wdk
We started a YouTube channel! We will be uploading all of our free virtual sessions so that you never miss a NB-IRDT training or knowledge transfer session. Check it out: https://t.co/nrOTJDL7jl
Today is the last day to register for our workshop: Concepts In... Epidemiology! When diseases like SARS-CoV-2 emerge, epidemiology is key to understanding and controlling the spread of infection. Don't miss out on the knowledge, register here: https://t.co/mIBOnLWjQ0
Around the world, researchers across all fields and disciplines are working to address the challenges and implications of COVID-19. Here at UNB, our research community is part of that movement. Read about the 13 projects our researchers are working on: https://t.co/n2Ti6bAdJf
Want to know more about program evaluation and how it can benefit your work? Are you looking to gain transferable skills to give you a leg-up in the workforce? Join us on March 17th for a free Lunch and Learn primer in program evaluation! Register here: https://t.co/MePAB3JUMz
This @UNB#ExperientialLearning opportunity leveraged our @NBIRDT_UNB expertise to help emerging #researchers hone their #BigData skills, all in support of increasing knowledge of our province and its people.
Congratulations to all involved!
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📢#JOBALERT: @UNB, with the @NBIRDT_UNB, is looking for a Knowledge Transfer Officer. Applications close February 11, 2021.
Learn more about the position: https://t.co/8yDUWAuP3n
As the older adult population in 🇨🇦 continues to grow, so too does the need to innovate healthcare delivery. Our latest report explores how New Brunswick may benefit from enhanced adoption of virtual health technologies: https://t.co/yfUVWHZMsZ
@NBIRDT_UNB#healthcare#COVID19
A week ago we posted our first training class of 2021: Intro to Stats - it sold out in 3 days. The repeat session sold out in 2 days. Today we opened another repeat session for February 12 & 19!
Brush up on your stats knowledge and register here:
https://t.co/SaknrlEdBd