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November 20, 2009
 
 
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Laurier marks reopening of 50-metre pool Laurier marks reopening of 50-metre pool
(Campus Update - Nov 20)
Laurier Residence Life is hiring for the 2010/11 academic year
(Notice - Nov 20)
Laurier’s 2009 toy drive is underway Laurier’s 2009 toy drive is underway
(Notice - Nov 20)
Happy 168th birthday, Sir Wilfrid Laurier! Happy 168th birthday, Sir Wilfrid Laurier!
(Campus Update - Nov 20)
Laurier holds official reopening of 50-metre pool Friday, Nov. 20 Laurier holds official reopening of 50-metre pool Friday, Nov. 20
(News Release - Nov 19)
<em>Grand Magazine</em> features photos from Laurier's Toronto Office launch Grand Magazine features photos from Laurier's Toronto Office launch
(News - Nov 19)
Podcast of Dr. Wenn's Olympic lecture featured on <em>The Globe and Mail’s</em> Intellectual Muscle site Podcast of Dr. Wenn's Olympic lecture featured on The Globe and Mail’s Intellectual Muscle site
(Campus Update - Nov 19)
Top financial strategists discuss economic recovery at Laurier event in Toronto
(News Release - Nov 18)
Dr. Margaret Walton-Roberts talks to CBC Radio about India-Canada trade and immigration links Dr. Margaret Walton-Roberts talks to CBC Radio about India-Canada trade and immigration links
(Campus Update - Nov 18)
Registration is open for Laurier's MBA/CMA Alumni Studio Information Session
(Notice - Nov 17)
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Dr. Roderick Melnik, Mathematics A world expert in applied and computational mathematics and a holder of a Canada Research Chair in Mathematical Modelling, Roderick Melnik is researching new mathematical and computational tools for the analysis of coupled multi-scale systems and effects, an increasingly important aspect of science and technology. His findings have a broad range of applications, from the design of new devices and systems applied in nanotechnology and biotechnology, to applications in aerospace and environmental engineering.

Dr. Roderick Melnik
Canada Research Chair,
Mathematics