Narwhal Discoveries on Ice: Innovative Research Cracked Open
By Martin Nweeia
Innovative Research Cracked Open
In Auditorim 
. . . 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” they did “science”.
HOWDUNNIT?
How I used optics to devise a better test for malaria
By Paul Wiseman (Physics, McGill)
What allows you to speak face-to-face with an advisor without an appointment provides you with answers to all your questions and travels around campus? It’s CaPS’ C-Lounge.
"The mind can make a heaven of hell and a hell of heaven." (John Milton)
MIND MATTERS: THE BODY-MIND CONNECTION is the theme of the the 2017 Trottier Public Science Symposium. The symposium will focus on the roles of both the body and mind when it comes to health.
"The mind can make a heaven of hell and a hell of heaven." (John Milton)
MIND MATTERS: THE BODY-MIND CONNECTION is the theme of the the 2017 Trottier Public Science Symposium. The symposium will focus on the roles of both the body and mind when it comes to health.
. . . when McGill scientists bust myths and clarify science. This fall a NEW series of Freaky Fridays focuses on HOW science gets done.
Once a month you will hear one McGill scientist explain “how” they did their “science”.
HOWDUNNIT?
How I mapped all the lakes in the world and figured out how much water they contain
By Bernhard Lehner (Geography, McGill)
. . . when McGill scientists bust myths and clarify science. This fall a NEW series of Freaky Fridays focuses on HOW science gets done.
Once a month you will hear one McGill scientist explain “how” they did “science”.
HOWDUNNIT?
How I invented greener solvent-free chemical reactions
By Tomislav Friščić (Chemistry, McGill)
. . . 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” they did “science”.
HOWDUNNIT?
How and why I flew into the Arctic to drill ice cores
By Bruno Tremblay (Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences, McGill)
Check out our new exhibits honouring EXPO:
Expo 67 and minerals
and
Expo 67 and animals
IMAGE: Lion cub at the Ethiopian Pavilion. From the Bruno Paul Stenson Expo 67 Collection.
