By Ansharah Shakil, April 17 2024—
New research has revealed that scientists in Japan have been able to create mice whose parents are biologically male by using cells of male mice to create eggs. The study, published in the peer-reviewed … Read the rest
By Ansharah Shakil, April 5 2024—
Is it myth or truth to find a real, ancient sword pulled from a river? The recent Viking sword discovered in Oxfordshire’s River Cherwell by a magnet fisher would suggest it’s the latter. Archaeologists … Read the rest
By Leonie O’Sullivan, March 26 2024—
The University of Calgary has recently partnered with PASQAL, a global leader in quantum technology. Quantum scientists study the fundamental building blocks of matter and energy. They look at incredibly small units at molecular … Read the rest
By Leonie O’Sullivan, March 23 2024—
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Dewy, plump and glowing are some … Read the rest
By Ansharah Shakil, March 20 2024—
After a rollercoaster of a winter, temperatures in mid-March have been uncommonly pleasant, like a brief glimpse of spring to come. But once the season officially begins, there’s no guarantee it will stay that … Read the rest
By Nimra Amir, March 14 2024—
Sanfordiacaulis densifolia, an ancient tree that lived during the Mississippian, was discovered by St. Mary’s University graduate students Olvia King and Matthew Stimson in Norton, New Brunswick at the Sanford Quarry. Yet because the … Read the rest
By Leonie O’Sullivan, March 11 2024—
In a highly collaborative endeavour, researchers from the United States, Switzerland, England and Saudi Arabia joined forces to illuminate the global phenomenon of dwindling aquifers – underground layers of porous rock or sediment that … Read the rest
By Ramiro Bustamante Torres, February 12 2024—
A study published at the end of January revealed that two antechinus species have an interesting approach to their mating season. The two marsupial species — Antechinus swainosnii and Antechinus agilis, known as … Read the rest
By Ansharah Shakil, February 12 2024—
Love might seem inexplicable, but in some ways, love is a science. So much of our literature, music and philosophy is about love, and science is a bit behind the game in comparison when … Read the rest
By Leonie O’Sullivan, February 2 2024—
After moving to Canada a few years ago, I was eager to catch a glimpse of the aurora borealis. Growing up, I was mesmerized by cinematic northern lights portrayals like those in Disney’s Brother … Read the rest
