More room for mushrooms
Mycology masters stopped by the SGW campus to teach Concordians everything there is to know about fungi during…
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The beauty of biology
Where art meets science: SynBio Expressions blends creativity with biology. Science and art are often considered opposites, the…
Canopy: A community project foreseeing a greener society
Concordia’s Greenhouse hosts a project inspired by a utopian concept, to be presented April 22 After making your…
Space Concordia flies to Poland for European Rover Challenge
Space Concordia competes in the eighth edition of the European Rover Challenge in Poland Last weekend, Space Concordia…
Concordia researchers pioneer early-stage cancer identification nanotechnology
Dr. Muthukumaran Packirisamy, Concordia professor and research team member, is quite optimistic about the future of cancer screening…
Concordia PhD candidate reaches new heights in bioprinting development
After years of research and development, Hamid Ebrahimi Orimi and his team have made great strides in researching…
Can I believe in science and magic?
A little faith in magic, maybe spirituality, is a great way to connect with yourself, and explore the…
Simply Scientific: What do we know about Déjà vu?
Have you not read this article before? Pretty sure you haven’t. You might just be experiencing déjà vu.…
Simply Scientific: Why do we dream?
Ever dreamed of something so interesting that you wake up thinking “Wow! How did my brain come up…
Simply Scientific: Leap Year
Every four years, a leap year occurs. No, it’s not a worldwide event where people take a leap…
Simply Scientific: do you have an internal monologue?
Do you have an internal monologue? Can you have a mental argument with yourself? Talk yourself in and…
Simply Scientific: Why does my clementine have seeds?
The first thing you do is grab two of them. Not three. If you grab three, then go…