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2016-09-01
The Mythstory of Bamfield Created by Lucinda Johnston A report submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements of Acoustic Ethnography at Bamfield Marine Sciences Centre Instructor: Alexandrine Boudreault-Fournier, and Jennifer Schine Teaching Assistant: Pietro Sammarco ©Lucinda Johnston, 1...
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2013-10-11
SSHRC Awarded IG 2014: How do humans recognize speech? How do factors such as native language, age, and dialect have an effect on the way in which spoken words are recognized? The present proposal seeks to investigate these and other questions regarding spoken language recognition by creating and...
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2022
Indigenous people of Turtle Island continue to struggle with colonialism ever since first contact with Europeans in 1492. The lasting effect of colonialization provides Indigenous students with many obstacles and challenges in our Canadian education system. In particular, the dark legacy of...
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2012-01-01
The purpose of a kernel rootkit is to prevent detection of a compromised operating system. System Service Dispatch Table (SSDT) hooking has been employed by most Windows kernel rootkits as a method of hiding files, processes and registry keys from system and investigative utilities, by...
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The Technologies of MEAT
2018-07-01
Following the 2012 capture of Luka Magnotta in Berlin, Thomas Bo Nilsson started to conceptualise his first major solo dramatic installation entitled MEAT. MEAT featured in the 2014 edition Berlin theatre festival Festival of International New Drama hosted by Schaubühne. The piece itself lasted...
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2019-10-14
SSHRC Awarded IG 2020: The Compendium of Sushruta (Sushrutasamhita) is an ancient Indian medical text that was was used to diagnose and treat patients in South Asia two thousand years ago and continues to influence the study of medicine even today. The Compendium of Sushruta presents baffling...
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