A September 22, 2026 email from the Perimeter Institute of Theoretical Physics (PI) in Waterloo, Ontario, Canada announced this upcoming event, Note: As usual tickets for the free in-person (there’s ...

Dr. Atefeh (Atty) Mashatan is the founding director of the Cybersecurity Research Lab (CRL) at Toronto Metropolitan University (TMU) and recognized as a leading expert in cryptography, blockchain ...

For roughly 100 years, the world’s understanding of physics has been based on Albert Einstein’s General Theory of Relativity (GR), which health care, transport people and goods, and produce energy.

I stumbled across this image in a December 20, 2023 article by Dorothy Woodend for The Tyee where she is the culture editor, Instead of new material goods this holiday season, I’m searching for ...

Vancouver AI is a neural network of curious humans bridging creative and technical spaces. We cultivate a commons where community values shape governance and prototypes become shared tools. This month ...

After successful 2025 Science Meets Parliament (SMP) programs – SMP BC and Ontario are back for 2026! Science Meets Parliament (SMP) is an initiative that aims to strengthen the connections between ...

This April 24, 2024 Black Girls Do Engineer (BGDE) news release popped up in my email with an abbreviation I haven’t seen in a while, HBCU (Historically Black Colleges and Universities), Black Girls ...

With the advent of some of the latest advances in artificial intelligence (AI) and its use in creative content, the view on copyright (as a form of property) seems to be shifting. In putting this post ...

For anyone who’s unfamiliar with the Phoenix payroll system debacle, I have a rundown in my December 27, 2019 post. Briefly, the Canadian government (led by the newly elected Justin Trudeau and his ...

Kevin Wyss, PhD chemistry student at Rice University, has written an explanation of why graphene is not produced in quantities that make it usable in industry in his November 29, 2022 essay for The ...

Launched on Thursday, July 13, 2023 during UNESCO’s (United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization) “Global dialogue on the ethics of neurotechnology,” is a report tying together ...

As noted in part 1, I’ve taken a very broad approach to this survey of science culture in Canada over the last 10 years. It isn’t exhaustive but part 1 covers science communication, science media ...