Forgetful student’s blunder sparks creation of eco-friendly hydroponic soil
They say necessity is the mother of invention, but for Adnan Sharif a dose of forgetfulness was the catalyst.
Read More >>They say necessity is the mother of invention, but for Adnan Sharif a dose of forgetfulness was the catalyst.
Read More >>The concentration of tiny particulate matter is around 10 times higher than what is typically seen outdoors, and is higher than many other subway systems around the world.
Read More >>Un chercheur de l’Université Mcgill a trouvé un lien entre l’eau de mer et la formation de dépôts importants d’or. Une découverte qui pourrait permettre de trouver des trésors sous-marins.
Read More >>Atmospheric chemists once thought photoreactions didn’t happen indoors because there wasn’t enough sunlight. Over the last decade, that thinking has begun to change.
Read More >>It took a decade and an international team of researchers, including University of Ottawa isotope geochemist Clément Bataille, to figure out how these insects found their way to an unlikely spot.
Read More >>Des chimistes espèrent réduire l’utilisation des pesticides en agriculture grâce à des filets anti-insectes dernier cri.
Read More >>The longer it takes to clean up a freshwater oil spill, the more persistent compounds it produces. Researchers discover why.
Read More >>How a University of Toronto student founded a company that uses quantum chemistry and artificial intelligence to discover and refine new materials to clean water of contaminants.
Read More >>Hydrated magnesium sulfate and dehydrated calcium sulphate identified in rock samples suggest the planet may have once had streams, rivers, and lakes, and hydrothermal systems.
Read More >>Since 1996, there have been 354 confirmed cases of glyphosate resistance in 57 weed species around the world. New study suggests a way forward.
Read More >>Glass-ceramic composite materials could store high-level nuclear waste. But does it resists corrosion from groundwater at least as well as glass alone? University of Saskatchewan student has an answer.
Read More >>À quoi ressembleront les futures interfaces entre neurones et circuits électroniques ? Pour une équipe de l’Université McGill, la réponse viendra peut-être d’une moule !
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