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平特五不中 receives funding from the Canadian Space Agency for exoplanet studies using the James Webb Space Telescope

平特五不中 has received funding from the Canadian Space Agency for two separate projects dedicated to the study of exoplanets, using the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST). The projects are slated for completion by June 2025. Both studies will be led by Professor Nicolas Cowan.

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Melting permafrost in arctic ponds: An unfolding factor for climate change

"Peter Douglas, an assistant professor in 平特五不中鈥檚 Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences, and his team recently published a听research paper听on greenhouse gas emissions from tundra ponds in northern Canada, aiming to understand one of the most important environmental processes for predicting future climate shifts.听

平特五不中 research included in Qu茅bec Science鈥檚 top 10 best of the year

Research conducted by 平特五不中 researchers ranks among the year鈥檚 best, according to听Qu茅bec Science听magazine.

The magazine has published its annual top 10 list of the province鈥檚 most groundbreaking scientific discoveries, and three have ties to 平特五不中 researchers.

The three studies affiliated with 平特五不中 researchers address some of the world鈥檚 most pressing challenges: extreme climate change, treatment for cancer patients, and the quality of seawater.

Secrets of a Hot Saturn and its Spotted Star Unlocked by 平特五不中, Universit茅 de Montr茅al Astronomers

"Led by researchers from the Trottier Institute for Research on Exoplanets at 平特五不中 and the Universit茅 de Montr茅al (UdeM), a team of astronomers harnessed the power of the revolutionary Webb Telescope to study HAT-P-18 b.

CTV News Interview with Dr. Don Baker

How Climate Change Affected Dinosaurs

CTV News Montreal Interview with Dr. Don Baker

" ... new evidence from 平特五不中 suggests dinosaurs were already dying off due to climate change caused by massive volcanic eruptions.

Geotop Podcast: Peter Douglas: Climate lessons from past civilizations

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平特五不中 receives $4.8 million to advance climate change science and technology

Three projects will fill knowledge gaps about the environmental and economic impacts of greenhouse gas emissions and strengthen Canada's capacity to achieve net-zero emissions by 2050

Visualizing the ancient Maya over thousands of years

Using real geochemical data from the archaeological site of Itzan, Guatemala, and computer-generated artwork, PhD candidate Benjamin Keenan has produced a video that brings ancient Mayan civilization to life.听

Read the full story in the 平特五不中 Reporter.