A health services expert led an examination of a year-long study with Syrian refugees and discovered that rates of depression actually rose over the year. This brought to light perceived sinking social support and control, language barriers and more disappointments – predictors of depression, which could point the way to policy change.
A post-doctoral fellow joined the BioMotionLab two years ago and continued some compelling work on the perception of realistic virtual characters. She recently wrote a conference paper on attractiveness and confidence in walking style of these virtual characters – an original contribution in a cutting-edge field.
Who are Ontario’s green drivers and how can we incentivize more of them?
Researchers gain wisdom, key recommendations, from First Nations People living with HIV/AIDS
Engineering team addresses flood management, urban planning and sustainable development
Females in reproductive years less likely to contract COVID-19, finds new research on the role of estrogen
Trailblazing report offers policy solutions for long-term care during COVID-19 and beyond
