Report of the Advisory Panel on the Federal Research Support System
The Advisory Panel on the Federal Research Support System that was launched in October 2022 with a mandate to advise the Government of Canada on how to modernise the federal system supporting academic research. The Advisory Panel published its report last March with 21 recommendations to ensure and enhance research excellence in Canada, and to maximise the impact of investments and position Canadian researchers for success.
Author: Tim Xue
Author: Paul Dufour
Author: Andréa Ventimiglia
Author: John Barrett
Author: Jeter Hall
Author: Sarah LaFramboise
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