Feeling like an outlier
New statistics show just how little diversity exists in STEM
Sci + Tech
It’s all cyber-real
Sci-fi writer William Gibson on digital life and identity
Speaking of perspective
Research suggests bilingualism increases tolerance
How seashells inspired ‘unbreakable’ glass
McGill researchers taking a page from nature
Where nature meets machine
McGill plans to offer new bioengineering program
Are emotions contagious?
The neuroscience behind empathy
The case for hackathons
Over the past few decades, technology’s importance in our lives has risen exponentially — but one of its greatest impacts, by far, is on the… Read More »The case for hackathons
A beginner’s guide to hackathons
Hackathons are events where people interested in software development come together to solve problems, start new projects, and learn or trade skills with each other.… Read More »A beginner’s guide to hackathons
Technophobes, fear no more
HackMcGill aims to introduce students to new computer skills
Breakthrough in memory research
Researchers find FXR1P protein affects memory recall
Science Faction, not fiction
New podcast series aims to explain science discoveries in 1000 most used words
Food for thought
Why your brain needs nutrients
The research behind the ballot
How science can (and should) shape the vote
How secure is (IT) McGill?
Why transparency is important in security
The politics of science
The federal government’s influence on scientists