Math Anxiety
Math anxiety – it’s real! Discover coping strategies from psychology research that can help keep you cool when tackling your next math problem.
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The “Cure” for HIV
A London man was said to be “cured” of HIV after news of this scientific breakthrough hit the media. But what does this really mean, and what does the future look like for those living with HIV?
GM Food Opposition
Genetically modified (GM) foods have been a hot topic of discussion between scientists and non-scientists alike. What’s the consensus?
Microplastics From Laundry
Plastic bags, bottles, and straws commonly get a bad rep for polluting the aquatic environment. But maybe the real enemy is…our laundry?
3D Skin Printing
Healthy donor skin used for treating major burn injuries is often low in supply. However, researchers at UofT might have a (reasonably portable) solution.
Good Night, Oppy
The curtain comes to a close for this little robot that has been roaming the surface of Mars since 2004.
Heart-Healthy Snacks
Did you know heart disease is the 2nd leading cause of death among Canadians? Snacking on these tiny but powerful foods can help lower your risk of heart disease.
Smell & Memory
Have you ever wondered why certain smells can bring back vivid memories? Afif Aqrabawi, a PhD candidate in the department of cell and systems biology at U of T has discovered a novel pathway that might explain the link between smell and memory.
Printing with Light
You may have heard of 3D printers and their numerous applications, particularly in the field of medicine. Read on to learn how a team of researchers from UC Berkley are taking 3D printing to the next level using light.
Facial Recognition
Mobile phones commonly use this technology to prevent unwanted people from accessing our data, but does it also pose a threat to our own privacy?