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Montreal in the Shadow of the Moon
Parker Sherry • March 25, 2024
The science of eclipses, and how to view them at McGill Read More
Vancouver Lawyer’s Use of AI in Legal Proceedings Sparks Ethics Debate
Gemma Holland • March 25, 2024
How does AI fit into the legal profession? Read More
Soup and Science Introduces Research at McGill
Andrei Li • March 11, 2024
McGill students, faculty return to popular lecture series Read More
Underrepresented Groups in Physics Take Montreal By Storm
Andrei Li • January 29, 2024
Eleventh edition of CCUWiP arrives at McGill and UdeM Read More
Silicon or Graphene?
Andrei Li • January 22, 2024
Carbon-based semiconductors could revolutionize the chip industry Read More
An Interview With ThinkSci Outreach Program
Andrei Li • November 29, 2023
On behalf of the Daily, I had the opportunity to interview Phoenix Plessas-Azurduy and Aidan Shoham Amizlev, McGill students and cofounders of ThinkSci; and Chloe, a ThinkSci outreach mentor and U0 Biology student at McGill. ThinkSci is a non-profit student-run organization which runs neuroscience workshops in Canadian high schools… Read More
Science Sensationalism in the Media Damages Trust
Mahesh Herath • November 20, 2023
How the planet K2-18 became misrepresented Read More
Interview with the Organizers of Our Giant Leap Hackathon
Andrei Li • November 13, 2023
2nd edition of international competition comes to Montreal Read More
Big Tech Could Soon Get Smaller
Andrei Li • October 23, 2023
Government lawsuits signal possible unravelling of corporate tech monopolies Read More
LK-99
Andrei Li • September 18, 2023
How internet hype rammed ahead of the scientific process Read More
The Danger of Personality Tests
Abe Berglas • March 27, 2023
The pseudoscience and business-oriented model of personality tests overshadow their potential for serious interpretation Read More
GPT Detectors Seem Like the End of the Era, but ChatGPT Still Has Potential
Abe Berglas • February 13, 2023
Now that algorithms can spot text generated by GPT, more creative – and potentially fruitful – uses of chatGPT can take the spotlight Read More
The Dangers of Algorithmic Policing
Emma Bainbridge • January 30, 2023
AI in Canada lacks proper regulation and oversight and should not be in the hands of law enforcement Read More
Blurring the Line Between Human and Machine
Robert Muroni • January 30, 2023
AI’s potential raises questions about its role in academia Read More
Diabetes in East Asia
K. Coco Zhang • January 9, 2023
Unique risk factors affect East Asian individuals Read More
