McGill University’s Research and Innovation announces the publication of With the World to Choose From: Celebrating Seven Decades of the Beatty Lecture at McGill University. This anthology of...
"Necessity is the father of invention," but where is its mother? According to a new study published in Science, fewer women hold biomedical patents, leading to a reduced number of patented...
Education that changes outcomes for whole communities—that’s the aim of the project, Engineering Engagement in School Curricula: Multi-year Design-thinking Projects for Indigenous and Marginalized...
Prospecting for geothermal or mineral resources, assessing hazard risks from volcanoes or earthquakes, tracking groundwater flow and permafrost change, predicting the variable impact of ice cap...
As part of McGill's Bicentennial and 24hr de Science, join PhD students from the Redpath Museum for these great science presentat859 rue Sherbrooke Ouest, Montreal, QC, H3A 0C4, CA/redpathCategory:...
Have you ever wondered why some objects sink and others float? Come find out with Physics Outreach's Sink or Float activity!/scienceCategory: Faculty of Science
Have you ever wondered why some objects sink and others float? Come find out with Physics Outreach's Sink or Float activity!/scienceCategory: Faculty of Science
Have you ever wondered why some objects sink and others float? Come find out with Physics Outreach's Sink or Float activity!/scienceCategory: Faculty of Science
Researchers from McGill University have revealed the steps by which two very distinct organisms – bacteria and carpenter ants – have come to depend on one another for survival to become a single...
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