Staying ahead of electricity use is a challenge taken up by labs and organizations like McGill University.
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Canada’s leading ladies of STEM
Canadian women of science: Breaking barriers to new research and knowledge
Read More »FEATURE: Biomedical selfies
On the road to extraordinary discoveries, a team of University of British Columbia chemists connected the dots this year, and arrived at what they refer to as “biomedical selfies” – using smartphones for clinical testing.
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 »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.
Read More »Mending genes
Innovative Canadian researchers are advancing the young field of gene therapy and it will make recovery from a stroke possible.
Read More »Nature’s first responders
Scientists race to study whether bacteria are a viable solution in the event of an oil spill in the Arctic
Read More »Transforming healthcare
Robots are revolutionizing healthcare in unprecedented and remarkable ways. Today, they’re assisting surgeries in operating rooms.
Read More »The good, the bad & the ugly
Researchers at the Richardson Centre for Functional Foods and Nutraceuticals (RCFFN) in Winnipeg, are cooking up a storm.
Read More »Exploring the link between sugar receptors in the gut and metabolism
Experiments in and human cells show that activating sweet taste receptors the intestine produce a certain hormomone which amps up the production of insulin.
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