3 choses à savoir sur les nouvelles technologies de l’énergie, la formation de minéraux influencée par l’homme et les multiples utilisations des champignons

August 6, 2024 Ingenium (Canada's Museums of Science and Innovation) General Science

Voici Michelle Campbell Mekarski, Renée-Claude Goulet et Gordon Bardell. Michelle et Renée-Claude sont deux conseillères scientifiques d'Ingenium. Elles fournissent des avis scientifiques d'experts

3 Things you should know about new energy technologies, human-influenced mineral formation, and the versatile uses of mushrooms

August 6, 2024 Ingenium (Canada's Museums of Science and Innovation) General Science

Meet Michelle Campbell Mekarski, Renée-Claude Goulet, and Gordon Bardell. Michelle and Renée-Claude are two of Ingenium’s science advisors, providing expert scientific advice on key subjects relating

Introduction to AI and Quantum Computing: The Next Frontier in Computer Hardware Engineering

By Srikar Gummadi Computer hardware is everywhere. From the phone you look at in the morning when you wake up, to the infotainment system you use in your car to change music. Computer hardware is the physical parts of a computer or electronic (external or internal) that a user can interact with. The landscape of...

Heather Stemp: How My Family’s Link to Amelia Earhart Became a Series

August 2, 2024 L. E. Carmichael Biology and Life Sciences, Communication, Education and Outreach, General Science

Welcome to Cantastic Authorpalooza, featuring posts by and about great Canadian children’s book creators! Today’s guest: Heather Stemp. Take it away, Heather! I began writing Amelia & Me, the first book in the Ginny Ross Series, when Amelia Earhart dropped into my family history. The convergence of Amelia’s history with my own was an opportunity...

Driving excellence: The Centre for Blood Research and Canadian Blood Services renew collaboration to advance blood science education and training

July 30, 2024 Jenny Ryan Biology and Life Sciences, General Science, Health, Medicine and Veterinary Science

Driving excellence: The Centre for Blood Research and Canadian Blood Services renew collaboration to advance blood science education and training Plasma Stem Cells Transfusion Blood Tuesday, July 30, 2024 Kaitlyn Chuong This blog was originally prepared by CBR communications and programs coordinator Kaitlyn Chuong and former Canadian Blood Services knowledge broker Dr. Travis Sztainert, with...

This is Why … the wind draws lines in the sand

July 24, 2024 jomeara Communication, Education and Outreach, General Science, Physics and Astronomy

It’s summertime in this part of the world, which means lots of people spending time at the beach, playing in the waves, building sandcastles, and admiring the dunes. As you’re strolling along, with the sun setting in the distance, you notice an interesting rippling pattern in the warm sand underfoot. Why does it take this...

CSTM 2024: Reflections from Canadian Blood Services trainees, part 2

July 22, 2024 Jenny Ryan Biology and Life Sciences, General Science, Health, Medicine and Veterinary Science

CSTM 2024: Reflections from Canadian Blood Services trainees, part 2 Plasma Stem Cells Transfusion Blood Tuesday, July 16, 2024 Poojan Joshi The Canadian Society for Transfusion Medicine (CSTM) annual conference, held in partnership with Canadian Blood Services and Héma-Québec, took place on May 23-26, 2024, in Saskatoon with the theme of “Bridging transfusion communities.” Coinciding...

CSTM 2024: Reflections from Canadian Blood Services trainees, part 1

July 22, 2024 Jenny Ryan Biology and Life Sciences, General Science, Health, Medicine and Veterinary Science

CSTM 2024: Reflections from Canadian Blood Services trainees, part 1 Transplantation Organs and Tissues Plasma Stem Cells Transfusion Blood Tuesday, July 09, 2024 Trainees The Canadian Society for Transfusion Medicine (CSTM) annual conference, held in partnership with Canadian Blood Services and Héma-Québec, took place on May 23-26, 2024, in Saskatoon with the theme of “Bridging...

Montréal’s Urban Agriculture Continues to Grow

July 22, 2024 Science Borealis General Science

By Jesse Correll, guest editor Urban agriculture in Montréal has a rich history of growing from the ground up. From its roots in traditional farming, it has adapted to the limited space and resources in the urban environment, becoming increasingly important to the communities around it. According to architects Vikram Bhatt and Leila Marie Farah,...

Fluxgate magnetometers go back to the future

July 16, 2024 UBC Faculty of Science General Science

Earth is surrounded by a giant magnetic bubble called the magnetosphere, which shields our planet from solar and cosmic particle radiation, as well as erosion of the atmosphere by the solar wind. Image: NASANASA is running out of the alloys needed to build magnetic field sensors. Using 90-year-old research and 60-year-old jeweller’s equipment, a UBC geophysicist...

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3 choses à savoir sur les nouvelles technologies de l’énergie, la formation de minéraux influencée par l’homme et les multiples utilisations des champignons

3 Things you should know about new energy technologies, human-influenced mineral formation, and the versatile uses of mushrooms

Introduction to AI and Quantum Computing: The Next Frontier in Computer Hardware Engineering

Heather Stemp: How My Family’s Link to Amelia Earhart Became a Series

Driving excellence: The Centre for Blood Research and Canadian Blood Services renew collaboration to advance blood science education and training

This is Why … the wind draws lines in the sand

CSTM 2024: Reflections from Canadian Blood Services trainees, part 2

CSTM 2024: Reflections from Canadian Blood Services trainees, part 1

Montréal’s Urban Agriculture Continues to Grow

Fluxgate magnetometers go back to the future

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