Does History Matter in Forestry?
Presentation by Dr. Jaana Laine, Chair in Finnish Studies, Department of History
Movie Showing Terminator 2: Judgement Day
Monday, February 25, 2019
Lakehead University Ingenuity Connections Theatre CASES Building, FB2023 4:00 pm- 6:00 pm
Join us for a showing of Terminator 2: Judgment Day in the NEW Ingenuity Connections Theatre.
Movie and popcorn FREE of CHARGE.
Faculty Research Day 2019
Faculty Research Day 2019 is your opportunity to learn more about some of the varied research being undertaken at Lakehead University by our researchers in the natural sciences, engineering, health and social sciences and humanities.
Posters can be viewed in the Lakehead University Agora (Thunder Bay Campus) from 9:30 am to 11:30 am.
Registration information and deadline: Registrations are closed.
Research and Innovation Showcase at Intercity Shopping Centre
One of the most exciting events of Research & Innovation Week takes place off campus at Intercity Shopping Centre, where faculty and students can be found showing off their recent research for all to see. These interactive displays give the citizens of Thunder Bay the opportunity to see some of the innovative research taking place at Lakehead University. 
Technology in Literature and Culture
Rise of the Machines: Technology in Literature and Culture
Sunday, February 24, 1:30-3:30 pm, Brodie Resource Library, 216 S. Brodie Street
Participants:
- Dr. Jason Blahuta, Associate Professor, Philosophy
- Dr. Kevin Brooks, Experiential Learning Coordinator
- Dr. Douglas Ivison, Associate Professor, English
- Dr.
Research and Innovation Week 2019 Student Composers and Performers
New solo and electroacoustic music works by:
Jordyn Cockell, Daniel Racco, Adam Smith
Chris Elrick, clarinet - Hannah Tabachak, violin - Jordyn Cockell, piano
Thursday, February 28, 2019
12:30 pm, Jean McNulty Recital Hall
William H.
Are my devices spying on me? Living in a World of Ubiquitous Computing: Faculty of Science and Environmental Studies Speaker Jason Hong
About the Talk
In the near future, our smart devices will know almost everything about us. These devices offer the opportunity to vastly improve our healthcare, urban planning, safety and more. However, these same devices also pose dramatic new challenges for privacy and for ethics. In this talk, I'll discuss how these smart devices work, what they can learn about us, and what we need to make sure that the benefits of these technologies vastly outweigh the costs.
About the Speaker: Jason Hong is a professor
"Tear it and Repair It"
Tear it and Repair it: Interested in what a makerspace does? This is your chance to find out!
Robots to assess brain dysfunction: will sure and steady win the race? - Gairdner Foundation talk by Dr. Stephen H Scott.
Dr. Scott’s mathematical model and device is being used to increase understanding of the role the brain plays in arm and leg movement. His invention may ultimately improve methods for assessing and rehabilitating stroke and spinal cord victims.
Two-Eyed Seeing: Bringing Indigenous and Western Technologies Together
About the Event