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Big data brings neuroscientists at CAMH closer to understanding the human brain's mysteries

Smartphones can offer a more efficient platform for clinical testing

Boosting electrons to light speed, Canada’s synchrotron captures new knowledge in nanotechnology, micro-manufacturing, environmental science, agriculture and the health and life sciences

Biochemist Lewis Kay spoke to us about his research and what science and hockey have in common.

STEMCELL Technologies is one of Canada’s leading providers of cell culture media for research purposes, including reagents, recombinant cytokines and other tools for the maintenance of cell cultures, as well as a number of tissue and stem cell types.

Dr. Alli Murugesan applied a game-changing commercialization strategy to bypass academic barriers & won the Mitacs Global Impact Entrepreneur Award.

In 1992, a Canadian scientist, Dr. Samuel Weiss, from the University of Calgary, discovered neural stem cells in the adult brain.

Molecular biologist will have provided DNA barcodes for all of the estimated 10 to 20 million species on our planet by 2045.

McCord deplored the “lack of system in times and manner of [meteorological] observations” He pursued his interests by keeping meteorological journals.

Vladimir Hachinski is a leader in Canadian clinical neuroscience. How he's transforming the lives of people affected by stroke and dementia.

CO2 capture technologies could be the key to reducing emissions. Canada has committed to reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 30 per cent.

Biotron is a unique facility where scientists make important connections as they investigate the mechanisms of global environmental transformation.

Instantaneous, “point-and-measure” handheld analyzers that can be operated by virtually any technician deliver lab-quality moisture readings in seconds.

André J. Robert developed the first successful spectral method for meteorological equations, replacing the previously common grid point method.

“We have taken what has been a successful commercialization model for a business accelerator and expanded it across Canada.”