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Read More >>CSC WIDE December 2024 Spotlight Video -- This month we feature Madeline Marinelli from Cape Breton University. Madeline’s undergraduate research thesis, under the supervision of Dr. Stephanie MacQuarrie, focused on the disposal of pharmaceuticals by remediation in waters using various char materials.
Read More >>CWIC has Chapters (Equity, Diversity, and Inclusivity Groups) across various Canadian Universities that constantly host diverse events keeping Equity, Diversity, Inclusivity, and Accessibility as the core theme. Over the last couple of years/months, their Chapters across Canada have constantly been organizing community-building and networking events such as IUPAC Global Women's Breakfast, Picture a Scientist screening and discussion, EDI journal clubs, Networking sessions for undergraduates and International Women’s Day celebration. Through this article, they briefly describe various events that the Chapters have organized over the last few years.
Read More >>Vivre dans une zone régulièrement touchée par des feux de forêt pourrait augmenter le risque de certains cancers, révèle une étude de l’Université McGill.
Read More >>Le lait maternel contient des concentrations élevées de PFAS, des produits chimiques dangereux pour la santé, prévient une étude canado-américaine. Les auteurs incitent la communauté scientifique à poursuivre les recherches.
Read More >>Des chercheurs ont conçu un biomatériau qui pourrait aider à réparer les tissus toujours en mouvement, comme les cordes vocales.
Read More >>Des chercheurs de l’Université McGill ont développé un verre solide qui ne casse pas. Leur source d’inspiration ? La structure en couches des coquillages nacrés.
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Read More >>Macrolides are a class of natural products known for their antibiotic properties and in the past few decades, scientists have also shown they can be important allies in the battle against cancer. Queen’s University researchers are getting closer to developing a macrolide-based treatment.
Read More >>Steven Holdcroft, the new President of the Canadian Society for Chemistry and chair of the Board, recently took a few questions from CIC News. What has motivated your participation with...
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