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Team Members: Mark Campbell (Arts, Culture and Media), Allison Crawford (Psychiatry), Obidi Ezezika (Health & Society), Barry Freeman (Arts, Culture and Media), Cassandra Hartblay (Health & Society), Elliot Leffler (Arts, Culture and Media), Roger Mantie (Arts, Culture and Media), Janet Parsons (Physical Therapy) and Nikki Woods (Family and Community Medicine).įlourish: The Arts and Social Wellness Cluster will advance creative arts engagement as an impactful intervention for enhancing social connection and wellness across the life-course. CERA will pursue a multipronged set of programs that will enhance collaboration, partnership, research and training at UTSC.įlourish: The Arts and Social Wellness ClusterĬluster Lead: Andrea Charise (Department of Health & Society) (Biological Sciences).ĬERA will create a cutting-edge collaborative research program that will address key questions about how anthropogenic stressors influence the ecosystems in which we live. Team Members: John Hannigan (Sociology), Marney Isaac (Physical and Environmental Sciences), Scott MacIvor (Biological Sciences), Nick Mandrak (Biological Sciences), Carl Mitchell (Physical and Environmental Sciences), Dan Silver (Sociology), Andre Simpson (Physical and Environmental Sciences) and Ken Welch Jr. The Centre for Environmental Research in the Anthropocene (CERA)Ĭluster Leads: Marc Cadotte (Department of Biological Sciences) and Myrna Simpson (Department of Physical & Environmental Sciences) Integrating expertise in mental health treatment with neuroscience, epidemiology, health economics, health humanities, and biostatistics, the CREC will be the first interdisciplinary unit for conducting large-scale evaluations of clinical treatments. Team Members: Hilary Brown (Health and Society), Andrea Charise (Health and Society), Claire De Oliveira (Institute of Health Policy, Management and Evaluation),Vina Goghari (Psychology), Sohee Kang (Computer and Mathematical Sciences), Anthony Ruocco (Psychology), Amanda Uliaszek (Psychology) and Linbo Wang (Computer and Mathematical Sciences).ĬREC seeks to improve recovery from mental health conditions through the integrated multi-method evaluation of psychological treatments for mental health. The Clinical Research and Evaluation Cluster (CREC)Ĭluster Leads: Michael Best (Department of Psychology) and Zindel Segal (Department of Psychology) The inaugural competition in 2020 awarded a total of $2.3 million of funding to the following clusters: The Clusters of Scholarly Prominence Program (CSPP) is UTSC’s flagship program for supporting the pursuit of strategic initiatives. Message from Vice-Principal Research & Innovation.Upcoming UTSC Deadlines & Research Information Sessions.

#THE CLUSTERS SERIES#

Celebration of Research Excellence Lecture Series.Shaping the Future of Care: Eastern GTA Healthcare Conference.The Great Age: Sustainability in Aging Societies.University of Toronto Excellence Awards.U of T Scarborough Library Undergraduate Research Forum & Prize.Equity, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) in Research & Innovation.COVID-19: Research and Wellness Information.UTSC Pre-Tenure Faculty Research Awards.UTSC Research Excellence Faculty Scholars.Resource Wiki for Research Grants, Awards and Innovation.Clusters of Scholarly Prominence Program (CSPP).

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