Mark Lowey

Fuelling Canada’s research and talent engines: Q&A with Robert Asselin, CEO of U15 Canada

Mark Lowey
July 30, 2025

Canada's research universities must be at the forefront of solving the country's productivity and innovation challenges, U15 Canada's CEO Robert Asselin says in a Q&A with Research Money. He advocates for strategic investments in research and talent to ensure Canada's long-term competitiveness and technological sovereignty, particularly in strategic areas like AI and defence.

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Business Council of Canada, U.S. Information Technology and Innovation Foundation, U15 Canada, University of Ottawa, and Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars
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Robert Asselin
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Canada's research universities, economic growth, funding, immigration, innovation, National security, productivity, Research, science, talent, technology, and universities

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