GoHelP hosts visiting scholar
GoHelP looks forward to visiting PhD student Mehmet Kutluay's seminar:
The Economics Benefits of Avoiding Malaria due to Climate Change
GoHelP looks forward to visiting PhD student Mehmet Kutluay's seminar:
The Economics Benefits of Avoiding Malaria due to Climate Change
The 2015-2016 University of Waterloo's annual research brochure, "Inspiring Research Innovation", features GOHelP's Prof. Susan Elliott and the Queen Elizabeth Scholar's work on the Global Index of Wellbeing (GLOWING) project.
Professor Susan Elliott discusses perceptions of food allergies, food intolerance vs. food allergy, and her current research on the prevalence of food allergy in Canada.
Listen to the full interview on Roundhouse Radio 98.3 Vancouver.
After a recent incident in which a Quebec man went into anaphylactic shock and had to be hospitalized from eating at a restaurant, Susan Elliott speaks to CBC Radio and The Globe and Mail about the need for food allergy knowledge translation in Canada.
We are extremely excited to announce the publication of a new book co-edited by Prof. Susan Elliott titled, Population Health Intervention Research: Geographical perspectives.
GLOWING is featured in the Wednesdsay, July 20th's edition of the South China Morning Post.
GoHelP QE Scholars work on a Global Index of Wellbeing was recently highlighted in University Affairs. Click here for details
Elizabeth Ochola, together with ten other Queen Elizabeth Scholars and former Prime Minister the Right Honourable Jean
GoHelP QEII scholars in a "family photo" with Prof Susan Elliott before their field reconnaissance.
What I would do differently if I was an early career researcher again?
Susan joins Elsevier editors to share their wealth of experience and reveal their top tips for early career researchers. Read Susan's four pieces of advice on the Elsevier site.