Virtual Eur锚ka Festival launches
The 2021 Eur锚ka Festival launched on June 30th, 2021, and 平特五不中 Outreach is participating!听L'Archipel Virtuel is the first听digital edition of the festival.
Principal's Prize for Public Engagement through Media: BrainReach is runner-up
The 2021 Principal's Prize for Public Engagement through Media winners and runners-up听were named in April, including Faculty of Science outreach group BrainReach.听
Read more hereFamily Science Day continues 平特五不中鈥檚 community outreach tradition
平特五不中's science outreach groups celebrated 平特五不中's Bicentennial with an all day event that drew in over 200 participants to 16 activities and talks.听
Read more hereCelebrating Science Odyssey with Some SMOrES
The SMORES (Students at 平特五不中 Outreach in Earth Sciences) club joined in on the 2021 Science odyssey campaign with a series of exciting one hour online workshops for kids, captivating over听65 participants.听
Read moreFaculty of Science Excellence Award winners announced
The Faculty of Science Excellence Awards recognize outstanding performance and contributions made by members of the Faculty鈥檚 administrative and support staff.
Rustum Choksi wins Leo Yaffe Award
The Leo Yaffe Award is given each year to recognize a faculty member for superior teaching at the undergraduate level in the Faculty of Science.
The recipient for 2021 is Dr. Rustum Choksi from the Department of Mathematics and Statistics, an outstanding educator, who communicates the beauty and relevance of mathematics to students from all backgrounds.
Study of promising photovoltaic material leads to discovery of a new state of matter
Researchers at 平特五不中 have gained new insight into the workings of perovskites, a semiconductor material that shows great promise for making high-efficiency, low-cost solar cells and a range of other optical and electronic devices.
Hidden magma pools pose volcanic eruption risks we can鈥檛 yet detect
New research co-authored by 平特五不中 Earth and Planetary Science professor John Stix challenges conventional views about scientists' ability to reliably predict volcanic eruptions.
Read moreRecord numbers connect, learn and have fun at 平特五不中 Physics Hackathon
The 5th edition of听平特五不中 Physics Hackathon brought together a record breaking number of participants in this 2020 online event.听
Read moreBicentennial Family Science Day
We're celebrating听24h de science听and听平特五不中's Bicentennial听as we move into another century of community outreach! The Science Outreach groups have all kinds of fun in store in this Faculty of Science Signature Event. Join in the celebration!
Family Science Day: What is neuroscience? History of neuroscience at 平特五不中
As part of 平特五不中鈥檚 Bicentennial and 24h de science, join BrainReach on a听virtual tour of the brain and its fascinating neurons followed by a brief history of neuroscience. Young minds will discover how scientists at 平特五不中 set on a journey to understand the human brain.
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Greater need to talk about equity, diversity and inclusion in STEM
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Lucia Wang, master鈥檚 student in Pharmacology and Therapeutics at 平特五不中, shares her perspective on the role of equity, diversity, and inclusion in STEM education.
Student art exhibition to highlight 平特五不中 Bicentennial
The Faculty of Science is celebrating 平特五不中鈥檚 200th anniversary with a student art exhibition on the theme of 鈥淪cience!鈥. 平特五不中 students at all levels and all faculties are invited to submit works in any medium, expressing what science means to them.
Faculty of Science bicentennial committee member, Torsten Bernhard, says the aim of the exhibition is to celebrate science in all its forms.
Network science study of Montreal bilinguals could deepen understanding of real-world language use
Psychology researchers at 平特五不中 have used network science 鈥 a mathematical technique for revealing connections and patterns 鈥 to gain novel insights into Montrealers鈥 experience of using French and English.
The unique approach has brought to light subtle differences as to which social settings Montreal bilinguals discuss certain topics and whether they use French, English or both languages to discuss those topics.
A more sustainable way to make DNA-based medications
Scientists at 平特五不中 have developed a solvent-free method for making oligonucleotides, short strands of DNA of growing significance in research and the pharmaceutical industry.