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McGill researcher finds near-complete skull illuminating a virtually unknown period in Madagascar fossil history
Thanks to 70,000 donors, McGill is well on the way toward landmark $750-million goal
World-famous work on the promotion of education about evolution garners McNeil Medal
McGill University is proud to announce that three of its researchers have been elected as Fellows to the Royal Society of Canada (RSC), in recognition of their outstanding scientific achievements.
Canadian Seismic Research Network supported by a grant from NSERC
University is #1 nationally in funding, gains eight new chairs and 11 renewals
New publication about the more than fifty kinds of trees that grace McGill's downtown campus. Authored by Bronwyn Chester, the publication features two self-guided walking tours in booklet form. 7$, available at the Redpath Museum or the McGill Bookstore.
McGill University hosts interactive public discussion
What Darwin Didn't Know, a presentation held at the Redpath Museum in honour of Darwin's bicentennary, was recorded live and archived on the World Wide Web. You can watch the presentation via the archive at: http://bcooltv.mcgill.ca/Viewer/?EventID=200902123549 Moderated by David Green, the Director of the Museum, the speakers included four evolutionary biologists from McGill.
Sara is a Triceratopsian dinosaur that lived in Eastend, southern Saskatchewan, just over 65 million years ago. She was probably a teenager when she died but if she had lived to adulthood she would have weighed 10 tonnes. Excavated by the McGill vertebrate paleontology field course led by Dr. Hans Larsson, and then reconstructed in the Redpath Museum, Sara's skull measures close to 5 metres.
Flu season may be just around the corner, but environmental activist James Gustave Speth says we have a new scourge to watch for: “afluenza,” a virulent strain of consumerism that, if left unchecked, may prove fatal to our planet.
Early-stage tests in low- and middle-income countries must address local needs, McGill and Carnegie Mellon ethicists argue
Plants & Soils: Montreal ’08 to feature symposium on biofuels
Mark Sutton, Ernest Rutherford Professor of Physics, named Vice-Chair of Canadian Light Source
Observations of unique twin-pulsar star system show effects of general relativity
