Eddy Nono, a master’s student in Environment and Sustainable Development (specializing in planning), has been awarded the research scholarship of Regroupement 5 – Éthique, EDI et engagement autochtone as part of IVADO’s IAR 3 program.
This one-year scholarship supports graduate students whose research focuses on artificial intelligence at the intersection of ethics, equity, diversity, inclusion, or Indigenous engagement.
Under the supervision of Prof. Shin Koseki, Eddy is exploring citizen participation in AI governance and mobility in the Montreal metropolitan area.
Congratulations on this outstanding achievement!