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Research into thinner-than-paper carbon-based electronics opens new ways of living in the world — and it isn’t science fiction anymore.
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New app aims to get COVID-19 shots into arms faster and more efficiently
Healthcare tech company, Pharmapod, has developed a new cloud-based app that supports a speedier global COVID-19 vaccination process.
Read More »COMPANY PROFILE: XpertSea
Using artificial intelligence to optimize aquaculture, this Quebec-based company helps international fish farms become more viable and sustainable.
Read More »Farming smarter
Technology and vertical farming are transforming how we produce food.
Read More »Energy innovations that are changing our world
Biobatteries & e-skins Associate Professor Seokheun (Sean) Choi and his research team at Binghamton University, State University of New York, developed a bio-based paper battery that uses bacteria to produce power. On a piece of chromatography paper, a ribbon of silver nitrate is placed under a layer of wax to create a cathode, while conductive polymer is applied on a …
Read More »Girl power
Mitacs Environmental Entrepreneur Award winner transforms carbon dioxide into profits.
Read More »NEWSMAKER: Dr. Lewis Kay
Biochemist Lewis Kay spoke to us about his research and what science and hockey have in common.
Read More »The stem cell assembly line
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.
Read More »Bringing the next great idea to market – and to society
Dr. Alli Murugesan applied a game-changing commercialization strategy to bypass academic barriers & won the Mitacs Global Impact Entrepreneur Award.
Read More »Reduce, reuse, recycle
CO2 capture technologies could be the key to reducing emissions. Canada has committed to reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 30 per cent.
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