Tens of thousands of B.C. public school students are embarking on new tech-based projects thanks to $150,000 from Simon Fraser University aimed at transforming classroom experience.

A June 27, 2025 Ingenium, Canada’s museums of science and innovation (comprising the Canada Agriculture and Food Museum, the Canada Aviation and Space Museum, and the Canada Science and Technology ...

The conference (October 23 – 24, 2025) is concurrent with the arts festival (October 19 – 25, 2025) at the University of Toronto. Here’s more from the event homepage on the ...

Speaker List is Now Available! The CSPC 2024 Program Agenda and Speaker List are available now. This year’s conference promises to feature an impressive agenda, with over 50 sessions and more than 300 ...

Glorious, isn’t it? Since it’s Friday, I’ve decided to treat myself and write about collective nouns and animals. Here are more: ...

train students to recognize bad science such as that promoted by anti-vaxxers and other garbage “science” that pervades our society. We hope to see you there! I wasn’t able to find out much more about ...

SFU’s Café Scientifique will be presenting three events this coming Fall (from an August 31, 2022 announcement received via email and from SFU’s Community page), Note 1: Tickets are free; Note 2: SFU ...

Fiber scientist Juan Hinestroza has been making the media rounds lately about nanotechnology-enabled textiles/clothing. From the August 2, 2011 article by Jill Colvin for DNAinfo.com, Imagine clothes ...

This memristor story comes from South Korea as we progress on the way to neuromorphic computing (brainlike computing). A Sept. 7, 2018 news item on ScienceDaily makes the announcement, A research team ...

Hello friends! Please join us for the first session of our Fall 2025 Café Scientifique webinars! Register now and reserve your spot.

If you have some technical skills, are comfortable speaking in front of large crowds and can travel for a total of approximately 3 months out of a 12 month period, then you might want to take a look ...

Ted Sargent, Canada Research Chair in Nanotechnology, University of Toronto, has been mentioned here a number of times regarding his work on solar cells. Here are a few of the mostly recent postings ...