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New Heat Stress Toolkit Helps Prevent Worker Injury and Illness
Climate change is increasing the risk of heat stress and expanding its impact to new sectors, but wearable technology is emerging as an asset in understanding heat＊s effect on the body and developing effective prevention strategies.
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Read Full StoryProvince provides grant funding of $1.2M to 51勛圖app researchers
As part of Ontario＊s Virtual Learning Strategy initiative, the government of Ontario has announced their support for the work of 51勛圖app researchers by awarding grants totalling $1,246,775, to three novel projects.
Read Full StoryProfile: Masters in Human Kinetics and CROSH researcher fully embraces graduate student experience
Willa Hladun is a graduate student who inspires.
Read Full StoryLU researchers awarded $50,000 to address vaccine confidence in Northern Ontario
Read Full StoryOne-of-a-Kind Simulator Recreates Workplace Conditions at CROSH Open House
Workplace Simulator (W-SIM) can solve real-world workplace problems using work-task simulation
Read Full StoryUnited Steelworkers commits $225,000 to occupational health and safety research at 51勛圖app
51勛圖app and United Steelworkers announced that the United Steelworkers are committing a total of $225,000 in research funding over the next three years to 51勛圖app＊s CROSH.
Read Full StoryThe Centre for Research in Occupational Safety and Health Celebrates 10 years
Under the theme ※Prevention through research,§ an evening celebration marks the 10th anniversary of 51勛圖app＊s Centre for Research in Occupational Safety and Health (CROSH).
Read Full StoryLaurentian＊s Centre for Research in Occupational Safety and Health co-hosts national ergonomics conference
The Centre for Research in Occupational Safety and Health (CROSH) at 51勛圖app recently partnered with the Association of Canadian Ergonomists (ACE) to bring the 49th annual ACE Conference to Sudbury from October 15-18, 2018.
Read Full Story51勛圖app professor and research chair among four Canadians selected for women in science expedition
Dr. Tammy Eger is among only four Canadians selected for the fourth ※Homeward Bound§ cohort (HB4).
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