We support the future of research in NB.
Research and innovation for a thriving New Brunswick.
ImpactCharting a positive path forward together.
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2025 Insight ReportWe support the future of research in NB.
Research and innovation for a thriving New Brunswick.
ImpactFUNDING
The pivotal role of ResearchNB in our research ecosystem.
From attracting researchers and clinical talent to creating opportunities for New Brunswick's research ecosystem - we facilitate the complex critical connections research needs to be successful from the ground up.
The purpose-driven research and innovation we promote changes lives, strengthens the research ecosystem and leads to innovative practices and products. Together, we're shaping a thriving research and innovation space that empowers New Brunswick to reach its full potential.
FEATURED PROGRAMS
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Our Areas of Impact
Health
The sector emphasizes community-based care, innovative health solutions, and collaborative research, with a focus on prevention, primary care, and support for aging populations.
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Energy
New Brunswick's energy research ecosystem is a collaborative network of researchers, government bodies, industry partners, and community organizations working to advance energy innovation and sustainability.
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Forestry
Funding for forestry research is provided through various grants, government investments, and industry contributions, all aimed at fostering innovation, promoting sustainable practices, and supporting economic growth in the forestry sector.
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Oceans
Oceans research efforts address areas such as marine biology, aquaculture, oceanography, and fisheries sustainability, with a particular emphasis on coastal and marine ecosystems.
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Agriculture
New Brunswick's agricultural research ecosystem is a collaborative network of researchers, government bodies, industry partners, and community organizations focused on advancing sustainable agriculture and innovation.
ImpactIMPACT STORIES
Research projects with impact.
Reading Riverbeds for Signs of Water Pollution in Northern NB
It’s no secret that Northern New Brunswick has been lagging behind the rest of the province in economic growth. New money flowing into the region through ACOA, NB Power, and…
Powering Up New Technologies and Student Change-Makers
Off-roading is one of New Brunswick’s most-loved outdoor activities, and it’s also of the most dangerous. A conventional engineer interested in reducing the number of off-roading accidents might pick one…
Elegant Solutions to an Agricultural Crisis: A Université de Moncton Startup Addresses the Declining Bee Population
The humble honey bee plays an indispensable role in New Brunswick’s agricultural sector. And with global warming, the 10,000 or so bees kept in provincial hives are at increasing risk…
Co-creating Healthier Communities
What if your doctor told you that with one one magic pill each day you could prevent or reduce the effects of 35 chronic diseases? Would you take it? Dr.…
Community Concerns Drive Research into Ticks and Lyme Disease
A chance encounter while gardening changed the trajectory of Dr. Vett Lloyd’s career as a biologist and turned her into a leader in the fight against Lyme disease. Dr. Lloyd…
Aquatic Animal Research Could Lead to a Pill to Prevent Heart Disease
What’s a cousin to the octopus, looks like a flat squid, and could point the way toward a life-saving supplement to improve heart health? The cuttlefish has fascinated Dr. Tyson…
PARTNERS
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TESTIMONIALS
What New Brunswickers Think
“I'm very happy to inform you that my CIHR project grant was funded in this competition for 5 years. Thank you for your continued support, collaboration, and mentorship. I thank our funding stakeholders (ResearchNB, Dal Advancement, River Phillip Foundation, HSF-NB) for their continued support in helping me strengthen the grant with sustainability and bridge funding. This would not have been possible without the unwavering support of our research team, collaborators, department, faculty, institutional leadership, and MRDO office, which supported the application and saw it through over the last three CIHR grant cycles. ”
EVENTS
Don’t miss out on the action.
Stay ahead in New Brunswick's Research Ecosystem. Our events provide valuable insights, collaborations, and networking opportunities for innovators, researchers, students, and industry partners. Join us!
18 November 2026 In Person
Health Research Symposium 2026
CLICK HERE to go to the official Health Research Symposium Website Wednesday, November 18th and Thursday, November 19th, 2026 Saint...
