Remote learning is top of mind these days, but this tech start-up has already been disrupting the post-secondary education world for years. Get the full story The Future of Higher Learning Is Already Here

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Her work helps shape the discussion on big issues in international law, but what would she be doing if she weren't a researcher? Get the full story It’s All About Getting to the Bottom of Things

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A medical device that helps people safely hyperventilate to clear alcohol from their bloodstream could also aid with other toxicity troubles. Get the full story Could Breathing Help When You’ve Had a Few Too Many?

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Being connected via fungal networks not only helps adult trees grow taller and stronger, it even lets them send messages back and forth. Get the full story Trees Love Me Because I’m a Really Fungi

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From climate change to human rights to the COVID-19 pandemic, there's almost no problem that this group isn't trying to solve with AI. Get the full story Canadian Group Stakes Its Claim in the AI Game

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There haven't been many real-world examples of quantum computers so far. But this UBC physicist is about to build his own. Then what? Get the full story The Computing World is About to Get ‘Even Weirder’

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Most diagrams of bacteria are pretty simple, but as it turns out, bacteria actually have internal structures that are surprisingly complex. Get the full story Bacteria Don’t Look Like Your Textbooks Told You

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Ecological research has been slow to incorporate Indigenous knowledge, but it could prove vital in the fight against climate change. Get the full story A ‘Pivotal Time’ for Ecology and Indigenous Knowledge

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Restaurants have been hit hard by COVID-19. But a Canadian POS system has already helped 25,000 establishments adapt to the new normal. Get the full story A New Way to Do Business Is on the Menu

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There's a vast gap in research, resources and outcomes across the world. One Canadian institute is finding collaborative ways to close it. Get the full story A ‘Global We’ to Take On Cardiovascular Disease

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