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The National Student Paper Competition has entered its Sixth Year. The following are the five papers are the top five submissions in alphabetical order. [[File:An Epidemic of Incompetence.pdf|thumb|0x0px]]
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The National Student Paper Competition has entered its Sixth Year. The following are the five papers are the top five submissions in alphabetical order.  
* An Epidemic of Incompetence: Data Science and the Social Sciences
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* [[An Epidemic of Incompetence: Data Science and the Social Sciences.pdf|thumb|0x0px]]
 
 
 
* Data Trusts: A Potential Action of Nation-to-Nation Building
 
* Data Trusts: A Potential Action of Nation-to-Nation Building
 
*Giving Voice to the People: Use of Citizen Juries in Shaping Governance of Digital Health in Canada
 
*Giving Voice to the People: Use of Citizen Juries in Shaping Governance of Digital Health in Canada

Revision as of 14:04, 9 April 2019

The National Student Paper Competition has entered its Sixth Year. The following are the five papers are the top five submissions in alphabetical order.

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  • Data Trusts: A Potential Action of Nation-to-Nation Building
  • Giving Voice to the People: Use of Citizen Juries in Shaping Governance of Digital Health in Canada
  • Modernizing Social Science Training: Data Science and the Social Sciences
  • Reconciling the Indigenous Doctor Shortage Gap: Social Change through a Collaborative Community Empowered Network

The following are the remainder of the top ten submissions that the competition received.

  • An Algorithm Previous Wrote This Essay: Lessons for Public Consultations from Artificial Intelligence
  • Cannabis: A Plant with a Potential Worth Investigating
  • Creating a Comprehensive Platform for Food Banks to Address Poverty-Oriented Data
  • Five Eyes, 5G: Huawei and Telecoms Cybersecurity Procedures in Canada
  • Meconium Testing to Detect Prenatal Alcohol Exposure: More Harm Than Good?

We thank everyone who participated, and look forward to next years submissions.