Research Services is starting work on the next issue of UPEI’s research magazine InView. You may have seen a copy of our first issue from September 2025. 

While we are able to gather a list of funded active research projects, we know that there are certainly more projects that do not have an associated project account. We also understand that certain faculties have a number of faculty members currently working on doctoral degrees. These faculty members are welcome to submit their active doctoral research for consideration. 

Participation in the research magazine does not take much time or effort from faculty members. It involves a 30- to 60-minute recorded interview with Julie VanLeeuwen, Research Navigator, to get a good understanding of the project, a short photoshoot with the UPEI photographer (coordinated by Julie), and a review of the draft article. 

There are many factors that impact the selection of projects featured in InView. We want to ensure equitable representation of faculties and departments, gender, race, career-stage, research type, and signature areas of research excellence. The final list of featured projects will be approved by the Research Advisory Committee.  

If you are interested in having your project featured in the 2025-2026 issue, please send the following information to Julie VanLeeuwen, Research Navigator (jmvanleeuwen@upei.ca) by the end of the day on January 21, 2026. 

• Project title:
• Principal Investigator:
• Any UPEI Collaborators:
• Any External Partners:
• Number of students working on this project:
• Signature Area of Research Excellence (pick one of the following)
• Sustainable Development
• Environmental Stewardship
• Healthy Animals
• Healthy Communities
• Humanity, Justice, and Organizations 

Selected projects can expect to be contacted in February 2026.