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Cutting Edge Lecture in Science: Cardiovascular disease and dementia: Why should I care?

18Apr201918:00
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By Edith Hamel (Professor, Department of Neurology and Neurosurgery, Montreal Neurological Institute, McGill University)

Freaky Friday: Life on Earth in the Anthropocene - should we be worried?

12Oct201812:00
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Freaky Friday is a lunch-time presentation during which McGill scientists and researchers examine the myths, realities and misconceptions surrounding science issues, concepts or phenomena.  In...

Cutting Edge Lecture in Science: The internet didn’t have to be this way

13Sep201818:00
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By Derek Ruths (Associate Professor of Computer Science at McGill University and Director of the McGill Centre for Social and Cultural Data Science).

Earth Day @ the Museum: Gardens and plants

28Apr201911:30
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This special Family Discovery Workshop in honour of Earth Day Canada  focusses on  ancient cultures and gardens, compares them to our modern gardens, and lets each participant plant a local seed to...

What Scientific writing is @ Redpath Museum

2Feb201811:00
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What scientific writing is: Reflections on the culture and practice of composition in the natural sciences. 

Freaky Friday: How I mapped all the lakes in the world and figured out how much water they contain

27Oct201712:00
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. . . when McGill scientists bust myths and clarify science. This fall a NEW series of Freaky Fridays focuses on HOW science gets done.

Freaky Friday: How I invented greener solvent-free chemical reactions

24Nov201712:00
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. . . when McGill scientists bust myths and clarify science. This fall a NEW series of Freaky Fridays focuses on HOW science gets done....

Freaky Friday: How and why I flew into the Arctic to drill ice cores

8Dec201712:00
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. . . when McGill scientists bust myths and clarify science. This fall a NEW series of Freaky Fridays focuses on HOW science gets done. Each month you will hear one McGill scientist explain “how”...

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