Gabriel Miller
Gabriel Miller is the president of Universities Canada, an organization representing Canadian universities. He is actively involved in addressing the challenges faced by Canadian researchers, particularly in light of recent U.S. government actions that threaten international collaboration and funding for scientific projects. Miller emphasizes the importance of gathering information and coordinating responses between universities and governmental bodies to mitigate the impacts of shifting research policies.
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Universities Canada president Gabriel Miller, who led a group of more than 20 university presidents to India several weeks ago, said he found the bilateral diplomatic chill didn’t have lingering effects.
Canadian universities ink partnerships with Indian counterparts during Carney’s visit
Canada· 2026-02-28
Gabriel Miller accused ByteDance of blatant intellectual property violations regarding Seedance 2.0.
Seedance 2.0 và kỷ nguyên 'đoàn làm phim một người'
Vietnam· 2026-02-21
Gabriel Miller is the president of Universities Canada who is leading the delegation to India.
Universities Canada sends delegation to India in bid to strengthen countries’ economic tiesCanada· 2026-02-02
Gabriel Miller is the president of Universities Canada, representing nearly 100 Canadian schools.
University leaders tout institutions’ role in addressing Canada’s challengesCanada· 2025-12-07
Gabriel Miller, president of Universities Canada, expressed concerns about the government's approach to lowering international student numbers.
Canada’s international student cap helped lower rents. But will it bring colleges and universities down as well?Canada· 2025-11-16
Gabriel Miller, president of Universities Canada, is discussing recruitment opportunities with university leaders.
As Trump cuts university research, American scholars look northCanada· 2025-03-25
Gabriel Miller is the president of Universities Canada, coordinating responses to the U.S. funding agency's survey among Canadian universities.
U.S. government is asking Canadian researchers whether their work deals with DEI, climate, genderCanada· 2025-03-20
