The environmental and climatic conditions of the first Anatomically Modern Humans dispersals into Western Europe

In an atmosphere of dwindling research funding availability, making sure that the limited money is wisely invested is of critical importance. In our study, we propose to investigate how applied research has been funded in NB over the last decade, and how this funding has impacted economic growths. This study will attempt to make a link between applied research and creation of start-ups and spinouts, with the objective to determine what kind of research funding, at what stage in the research continuum, has the greatest economic impact. This will directly benefit the NBIF and other funding agencies by allowing them to target their funding programs and thus maximising the benefit for New Brunswick.

Faculty Supervisor:

Ariane Burke

Student:

Partner:

Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg

Discipline:

Sociology

Sector:

Education

University:

Université de Montréal

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