Research

Drawing on its cultural origins and concerned about the fate of the Francophonie, both in Alberta and internationally, Campus Saint-Jean aims to be an intellectual focal point for examining the many challenges facing the Francophonie today and for thinking about the changes that will change its face in the future.

A model of research excellence within the University of Alberta, Campus Saint-Jean aims to establish itself as a key research institution in the sciences, arts, social sciences, education and language teaching. With just forty researchers, the Campus already stands out for the interdisciplinary nature of its research, encouraging alliances and collaborations between disciplines. And despite its size, the Campus is home to more than 80 research projects in 14 areas of expertise.

Research at Campus Saint-Jean stands out for its innovation, interdisciplinary collegiality, unbridled creativity and unusual solutions. Come and discover us!

 

Our Research Areas and Interests

The development of research is of paramount importance within our institution. Our professors, adjunct professors, and researchers carry out safe and responsible research, creative work and innovation, including collaborations in the fields of technology transfer and knowledge mobilisation with national and global reach.

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Research News

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Celebration of Research and Graduate Studies 2024 – Friday October 4, 2024

Discover the impact of research at the Faculté Saint-Jean during a day of celebration, and attend the inauguration of our new graduate programs, with our new doctorate in the spotlight.

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Two teacher-researchers from Togo on a research visit to Campus Saint-Jean

Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Scholars (QES) Bétiré Daria Ouradei and Solange Biriziwè Houloum are on an eight-week research visit.

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Research Outreach: Mourad Ferdaoussi, "Spatiotemporal Pathways Regulating Insulin Secretion"

Congratulations to Professor Mourad Ferdaoussi on winning a research grant under the NSERC (Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada) Discovery Grants Program.

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    Our Institutes & Laboratories

    IMELDA

    The Marcelle and Louis Desrochers Institute for Heritage Studies and Transdisciplinary Research on Francophonies is dedicated to promoting and developing research and studies in the fields of heritage and Francophone communities from a transdisciplinary perspective.

    Visit the IMELDA website

     

    CROC Lab

    At the Centre for Research on Cognitive Development, also known as the CROC Lab, we conduct research into language acquisition and cognitive development in children. Our projects explore how children think, learn, and grow.

    Visit the CROC Lab website

     

    Espace LiFT

    The LiFT Centre is a living laboratory at the University of Alberta for people interested in linguistics, the scientific study of language.

    Visit the Espace LiFT website

     

    Vocal Acoustics Laboratory

    Campus Saint-Jean is home to Canada’s first and only vocal acoustics laboratory. This laboratory focuses on research into acoustics and features a wide range of vocal analysis tools that enable the voice to be measured and quantified in a visually clear manner.

    Visit the Vocal Acoustics Laboratory website

     

    Labo STIM

    Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics at Campus Saint-Jean

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    Research at Campus Saint-Jean

    Other Research Groups

    Campus Saint-Jean is home to several internal and community-based research groups:

    GRAAL  Africa and Latin America

    GREC  Education and Citizenship

    GRIF-SF  Interdisciplinary and Health Education for Francophones

    GRITI  Interculturality and Immigration

    L’Acfas  Science and Scientific Activities in French

    ACPCM/CAMPR  Moroccan Professors and Researchers

     

    Undergraduate Research

    The mission of the CSJ’s undergraduate research program is to foster a culture of research amongst students.

    Find out more about our undergraduate research program

     

    Research Office

    The Research Office was established in 2005 with the aim of contributing to capacity building, the growth of research, and its wider impact.

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