<p>STEM Fellowship is a Canadian registered charity that uses mentorship and experiential learning to equip the next generation of change-makers with indispensable skills in data science and scholarly writing. We began our activity in February 2015 and soon expanded to high schools and universities across Canada. Currently, we have 20 university branches in over 8 provinces and we’re still growing!</p>

<p>We present a new philosophy for student-driven experiential learning in STEM and provide our fellows with tools that will help them in the current STEM research and education ecosystem. We are a virtual meeting place for advanced STEM learning. A place where students can collaborate to develop their ideas and discuss them with world-class experts. An opportunity for peer-review and scholarly publications of high school and university research.</p>


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STEM Fellowship hosted the world’s first infodemiology themed hackathon through the 2021 Undergraduate Big Data Challenge, culminating in the national finale event of the Big Data Day. The top 13 teams from across Canada defended their work, and were able to showcase their solutions to a national audience. The winning teams won cash prizes, the opportunity to publish their manuscripts in the STEM Fellowship Journal, and internship opportunities with our partners.

Infodemiology For The Future Of Digital And Public Health

National Inter-University Big Data Challenge 2021 -

The COVID-19 pandemic created an unprecedented spread of misinformation and misinterpretation of scientific facts leading to mass acts of panic and dangerous asocial behaviour. The WHO declared this as an Infodemic. We present the leading university students infodemiological research of open Internet-user contributed health-related data, with the ultimate goal of improving public health.

Infodemiology For The Future Of Digital And Public Health

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