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How to translate your knowledge for an industry audience
Getting buy-in from industry professionals means understanding their point of view and speaking their language.
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How to craft a strategic research statement
Identifying themes in your work history can help you move from a laundry-list to a compelling story.
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World events put academics and journalists under pressure
At a time when news is always breaking and disinformation is on the rise, a conference explores the precarious relationship between academia and the media.
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AI bots push beauty stereotypes
U of T study finds image generators perpetuate idealized body types, facial features.
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Sarah Ruediger joins the Black Hole team!
The neuroscientist is gearing up to cover topics from open, team-based science to putting EDI to work in the field.
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Library Archives Canada relaunches website
The redesign is part of a multi-year plan to improve access to collections, spaces and services, and to make the LAC more responsive to users’ needs.
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Observatories: digital portals to the sky
The pandemic and aging infrastructure have spurred major renovations at university observatories, making them more accessible to the public and to researchers around the globe.
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U of R microgrid will help grow provincial renewable energy sector
New funding will allow the university to develop the space and infrastructure needed for the self-sustaining energy system.
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Making the case for One Health
The interdisciplinary approach to human, animal and environmental health is gaining traction in teaching and research, but the field still struggles against institutional silos.
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UTM acquires monumental video game collection
The Syd Bolton Collection is the biggest known video game archive in Canada.
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Researching solutions to the growing ‘tragedy of homelessness’
Those affected include over 100,000 postsecondary students, one expert estimates.
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UBC researchers find a lack of gender parity in neuroscience and psychology studies
Analysis found that sex differences are often ignored and only 5 per cent of studies used best practices for discovering differences between the sexes.
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Bringing research to life
Winners from a photo contest at Queen’s University use creativity to showcase their work.
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Laurier professor studies how language lights up our brains
Learning a second language sparks new connections in the brain that are stored as cognitive reserve.
