Rising to the challenge: the Naylor report and Canada’s young researchers
November 16, 2017
Canada’s next generation of researchers and innovators require better support to achieve their potential and help address society’s biggest challenges, from chronic diseases to environmental issues. Kristin Horsley, a PhD candidate in clinical health psychology at McGill University, shares her views on the support needed for early career researchers in Canada as recommended by the report from the Fundamental Science Review panel – commonly known as the Naylor report.
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