York University alumna Melissa Humana-Paredes and former York University student-athlete Brandie Wilkerson were profiled in the National Post July 23. Read full story. Vacuuming DNA from air can reveal which animals are present in an area York University Professor Elizabeth Clare was quoted in New Scientist July 23. Read full story. Know your Olympians: Haseeb, […]
Competing are Jason Ho-Shue (Badminton), Katie Vincent (Canoe-Kayak), Brandie Wilkerson and Melissa Humana-Paredes (Beach Volleyball), Shady El Nahas (Judo), Brittany Crew (Shot Put), Pierce Lepage (Decathlon), Bismark Boateng and Khamica Bingham (Track & Field), Arthur Szwarc (Indoor Volleyball) and Syed Muhammad Haseeb Tariq (Swimming). Alumna Andrea Prieur, a certified athletic therapist, will be part of the Health Services team.
Saghar Bagheri, a master’s student, received the prestigious recognition for her work as lead author on the paper “Learning Sparse Graph Laplacian with K Eigenvector Prior Via Iterative GLASSO and Projection.” The paper’s findings have the potential to elevate the modelling of data received from wireless sensors placed in remote areas, such as dense forests, to anticipate fires.
The York University Alumni Board has recognized Meena Shanmuganathan, Anjelica Ramsewack, Moboluwajidide Joseph and Ishi Madan with 2021 Alumni Awards and Scholarships for their academic excellence and student leadership.
Marina Freire-Gormaly, assistant professor, Department of Mechanical Engineering at the Lassonde School of Engineering, co-led for a volunteer project at the Mbarara University of Science and Technology in Uganda.
For the July 21 edition of Scholars’ Hub @ Home, Associate Professor Hernan Humana in York’s School of Kinesiology and Health Science will host a discussion titled “To protest or not: Dilemma for Olympic athletes.”
A museum in the northern Philippines has received a treasure trove of local artifacts, all thanks to a connection made between School of the Arts, Media, Performance & Design Associate Professor Patrick Alcedo and the granddaughter of a man who taught English in the northern Philippines in the late 1800s.
In the role of associate vice-president Indigenous initiatives, Professor Susan Dion will draw on her expertise, experience and energy to drive the further implementation of the University’s Indigenous Framework, support the implementation of the “Decolonization of Research Administration Report” recommendations, and several other Indigenous Initiatives across York’s campuses.
Marcello Musto, professor of sociology and political theory at York University, is a global expert on Karl Marx. A prolific author, Musto has delivered seven books in three years, each focusing on a different aspect of Marx’s philosophy, writing and life’s work.