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sfu.ca > linguistics > events > 2026 > Kaili-Vesik.html

SSHRC fellow Kaili Vesik joins the Phonological Processing Lab

3+ day, 22+ hour ago   (83+ words) Simon Fraser University SSHRC fellow Kaili Vesik joins the Phonological Processing Lab Congratulations to Kaili Vesik for being awarded a two-year Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC) postdoctoral fellowship. Her project is titled Leveraging computational models to predict challenges…...

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sfu.ca > fenv > news > sfu-climate-scientist-receives-highest-national-academic-honour-.html

SFU climate scientist receives highest national academic honour, named 2026 Royal Society of Canada Fellow

4+ day, 13+ hour ago   (239+ words) Kirsten Zickfeld is an SFU Distinguished Professor and internationally renowned climate scientist advancing knowledge on how human-caused emissions impact Earth’s climate to improve climate projections and inform climate goals. She has applied her expertise to inform international climate policy, authoring…...

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sfu.ca > economics > community > news > 2026 > 09 > new-faculty-spotlight--helen-kissel-.html

Helen Kissel joins SFU's Department of Economics - Economics

5+ day, 8+ hour ago   (287+ words) Simon Fraser University’s Department of Economics is pleased to welcome Helen Kissel as an assistant professor this fall. Kissel completed her PhD at Stanford University and brings a research focus on health economics, with a particular interest in maternal health....

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sfu.ca > postdoctoral-fellows > opportunities---announcements > 2026 > KnowledgeSynthesisGrantsChangingNatureofSecurityandConflict2026.html

Knowledge Synthesis Grants: Changing Nature of Security and Conflict

6+ day, 3+ hour ago   (17+ words) sfu.ca NOW OPEN — Apply by December 3, 2026...

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sfu.ca > dialogue > what-we-do > signature-events > welch-dialogue > economics-of-whats-possible.html

The Economics of What's Possible: An Evening with Stephanie Kelton

3+ week, 5+ day ago   (347+ words) What if the stories we tell about money shape not just our economy, but our collective sense of what's possible? Internationally renowned economist Dr. Stephanie Kelton has reshaped public conversations about government spending, deficits, and economic policy — through her bestselling…...

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sfu.ca > gerontology > news-events > faculty > new-faculty-lun-li.html

Lun Li joins the SFU Department of Gerontology as a new assistant professor

3+ week, 5+ day ago   (272+ words) We are pleased to welcome Lun Li to the Department of Gerontology as our newest assistant professor. Can you tell me about yourself and your background? What are you looking forward to in this role? Why is your research particularly…...

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sfu.ca > medicine > news > 2026 > august > beginning-with-purpose--inside-the-school-s-month-long-orientati.html

Beginning with Purpose: Inside the School's Month-Long Orientation

3+ week, 6+ day ago   (412+ words) For the inaugural class at the SFU Stephens Family School of Medicine, medical school begins with something more fundamental than the curriculum. It begins with four weeks dedicated to understanding themselves, building relationships, connecting with community, and thinking deeply about…...