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These charts show the number of students and post-doctoral fellows that we have trained as well as secondments from industry and government.



Notes:

  • The first tab shows highly qualified people (HQP) who have been trained in our lab by year and the second one is cumulative.
  • The training of HQP means individuals who spend time on-site working with our lab members on specific projects related to our research agenda. They are not employees of the lab (e.g., faculty, study coordinators, statisticians, mathematicians, and programmers) - employees are a different category not counted here.
  • Training of HQP includes students and post-doctoral fellows that we supervise, co-supervise, or mentor. We also have visiting scientists and professors from other universities and secondments and leaves from government and industry.
  • The legend in the graphs means: (a) PhD/M. St. = PhD or Masters student, (b) POSTDOC = postdoctoral fellows, (c) Visit. FA = visiting faculty and professors, and (c) Undergrad. St. = undergraduate students.
  • Training is an important part of what we do. Our training activities go much beyond local (University of Ottawa) students and we wanted this dashboard to reflect that.
  • Note that the cumulative graph must be interpreted carefully as some individuals appear in multiple years, therefore the cumulative count is not a total of unique individuals but more a total of "person-years" of training opportunities. Even that is a bit of an overestimate because if some individuals are working with us for part of a year they are still counted for that year.
  • We attempt to keep this up-to-date on a quarterly basis.

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Sun May 13 2012