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Dr. Stefanie Blain-Moraes speaks at “The Black Box – Biomusic”, a Sci-Art Art-Sci talk presented by the Convergence initiative at the Research Institute of the McGill University Health Center on January 11th 2019. Credit: Alex Tran
Biomusic: Music that's in Tune with Our Bodies
How Biomusic Blends both Art and Science to Enable Communication
Mental Health is Health
Reframing the Conversation on Campus
Written by: Margaret Bruna
February 5, 2019
A History of Science at McGill: Otto Hahn
Nuclear Fission & Ethical Ambiguity
Written by: Aiden Drake
January 25, 2019
Who's Watching?
Facial Recognition in CCTV: The Implications of Surveillance
Written by: Nabeela Jivraj
November 26, 2018
Prescription: White Panties
"Some people get colds, some people get chronic yeast infections."
Written by: Tori Ford
November 19, 2018
Zero Point Five
The Half Point We Should Fight For
Written by: Justine Ronis Le-Moal
October 22, 2018
Brain Science
A Brief Primer on Antidepressants
October 15, 2018
Is AI racist?
Machine learning, the justice, system, and racial bias
Written by: Paloma Helper
September 3, 2018
For the freedom of the net
Exploring net neutrality across the U.S. and Canada
Written by: Victor Depois
January 22, 2018
Survival of the generous
An alternative look at evolution and competition
Written by: Laura Brennan
November 27, 2017
Social determinants of mental health
The importance of public policy level intervention on mental health
Written by: Nadia Boachie
November 27, 2017
Tips and tricks to study better
How your study environment may be working against you
Written by: Jessica Hunter
November 20, 2017
