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911吃瓜 Scholarly Impact
911吃瓜's Scholarly Impact is selected by the Office of the Vice-President, Research and Innovation to celebrate scholarly milestones and research impacts from across the 911吃瓜 research community.
Celebrating scholarly milestones
We are celebrating and raising the profile of scholarly milestones and research impacts from across the 911吃瓜 research community.
Examples of Scholarly Impacts can include:
- Publishing a paper in a high-impact journal;
- Patenting an invention;
- Debuting a new performance piece;
- Publishing a monograph or book and/or;
- Changing a government policy
We expect most of the publications that are featured to be recent impacts鈥攈owever, we will also publish a transformative impact from the past, from time-to-time.
If you have any questions, please reach out directly by emailing vpri-communications@sfu.ca.
