LFS Today July 8, 2021
By imelda cheung on July 8, 2021
Lunch & Learn Series
Basic video editing with Camtasia by Duncan McHugh
This session will be held on Friday, July 9, 2021 at noon.
Although Camtasia is billed as a screen recorder, it is also useful as a basic video editing program. Need to record a lecture or a presentation? Want to trim or remove a section from a Zoom video? Want to integrate simple graphics or stitch together multiple clips or photos? Camtasia can manage all of these tasks and it’s free for UBC students, faculty and staff. Duncan will do a live demo over Zoom and answer any questions you may have, and offer alternatives if you want to go beyond Camtasia.
To register for this session, visit:
https://ubc.zoom.us/meeting/register/u5cscumsqDwrG9OI5NHXco_FeqnmI0pzdWM1
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Health After 2020 Initiative and Inaugural Public Lecture
UBC Health is launching Health After 2020, an initiative designed to support new interdisciplinary collaborations which may lead to new research programs and engagement with policymakers and communities. The initiative will convene and inform people at this inflection point in our society through academic outputs, cross-campus conversations, and public lectures resulting from the new collaborations.
INAUGURAL PUBLIC LECTURE:
Looking back and moving forward: Supporting health after 2020
Wednesday, July 14
12:00-1:00 pm
Register here
For more information about the lecture and speakers, visit their website.
FUNDING OPPORTUNITY:
Health After 2020 will offer funding of up to $10,000 for a UBC faculty member who is interested in starting or extending a collaborative relationship with a scholar or collaborator from outside UBC.
The call for proposals for Health After 2020 will open to faculty members at UBC Vancouver and UBC Okanagan in-mid July. More information will be available on their website.
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UBC SPARC: CIHR Project Grant Peer Review Roundtable
This SPARC-hosted event will feature a panel of UBC faculty selected for their service on CIHR Project Grant Peer Review Committees that receive the most applications from UBC faculty. The Project Grant competition is CIHR’s primary operating grant that supports ideas with the greatest potential to advance health-related fundamental and/or applied knowledge. This event is a forum for you to ask questions to UBC CIHR Peer Review members regarding your Fall 2021 CIHR Project Grant application.
Date & Time: Jul 13; 1-3pm
Location: Online via Zoom
Register: Please register here by July 9
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UBC SPARC: Fall 2021 CIHR Project Grant Competition Overview
Please join us for a Fall 2021 CIHR Project Grant competition overview. The workshop will be held in webinar format (attendees will be muted and off video). Attendees may join any or all sections of interest, and can ask questions in the Q&A feature. All CIHR Project Grant applicants and affiliated support staff are invited.
Date & Time: Jul 29; 9:30am-12:30pm
Location: Online via Zoom
Register: Please register here by July 26
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ICF Ideas Lab: Canada and the Circular Economy
The Imagining Canada’s Future (ICF) Ideas Lab is an exciting, new two-year pilot program designed to encourage innovative research partnerships and projects. By breaking down methodological barriers and empowering participants to explore new approaches to research, the ICF Ideas Lab will aid knowledge sharing and provide foundations for future interdisciplinary projects.
If you enjoy collaborating with other researchers and are seeking new challenges, this funding opportunity may be for you.
How to apply
SSHRC is looking for innovative scholars from all disciplines to be part of this pilot program. To apply to participate in the workshop, submit a letter of interest and CV before July 16, 2021.
For more information, see the funding opportunity description.
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