Patterns in Nature: Finding Fractals
Patterns in Nature: Finding FractalsThursday, March 21, 2019 - 12:00amLook out for these three fractals! Read more
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La moyenne, quelle moyenne ?
La moyenne, quelle moyenne ? Blogue Arithm'Antique mer 20/03/2019 - 12:20 19356 Physique et maths Blogue Arithm'Antique
Nevertheless She Persisted as a Scientist
What matters more: the science or the scientist? That question may help explain why gender gaps exist in research funding. Get the full story Nevertheless She Persisted as a Scientist
Following the Molecular North Star
Our molecules are always in motion; our understanding of them must also be. That's where tech like NMR spectroscopy comes in. Get the full story Following the Molecular North Star
La fameuse question des différences cognitives entre les femmes et les hommes
La fameuse question des différences cognitives entre les femmes et les hommes Blogue Le cerveau à tous les niveaux mar 19/03/2019 - 15:05 19353 Biologie Blogue Le cerveau à tous les niveaux
Why Water Testing in an Accredited Lab Plays a Vital Role in Reliable Results
Water testing is a hugely complex process involving multiple types of complex scientific instruments that require a significant technical understanding to operate. These complexities sometimes give rise to uncertainty in water test results, and this is where it's important that testing is done through an accredited lab. Learn why.
Please help me with the weird Latin name of a wonderful fish: Awaous banana
Image: Awaous banana, from a tributary of the Sibun River, Belize; photos © Eric Meng, with permission I’m sure you’ll agree: this (above) is an utterly enchanting fish, strange and beautiful at the same time. It’s the river goby, a widespread fish of New World subtropical and tropical streams from Florida and Texas south to […]
Réflexion sur l’ingérence du privé dans la recherche gouvernementale
Réflexion sur l'ingérence du privé dans la recherche gouvernementale Blogue Je vote pour la science lun 18/03/2019 - 20:59 19352 Société
Les saules, ces arbres friands de métaux
Les saules, ces arbres friands de métaux Blogue Dire lun 18/03/2019 - 08:51 19348 Biologie Blogue Dire
Weeding out invasive plant species once and floral
Jenna Finley, Biology and Life Science co-editor Invasive plants have been a source of frustration to Canadians for decades. These species pose a threat to our environment by “choking out” native plants and decreasing biodiversity, and are a threat to our economy. The federal government estimates that invasive species cost us about $30 billion annually (research, monitoring, management, […]
