Mars @ MaRS: From ‘Curiosity’ to Innovation
Monday night’s “Mars @ MaRS: From ‘Curiosity’ to Innovation” was a great science communications event. The panel of experts were engaging and spoke passionately about their research. I left feeling […]
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Misconceptions about mining engineering research
What comes to mind when you think about mining ? Pollution? Exploitation? Cave-ins? Yes, those issues do exist but that’s not the whole story. I think people often overlook the […]
What is science to you?
Here’s a quick round up of the news coverage I came across last week on the public perception of science: Why is science important? –a film by Alom Shaha Alom Shaha, […]
Inspiration from CSWA2012
Now that I’m back from this year’s general conference of the Canadian Science Writers’ Association (CSWA), here’s a post reflecting on my experiences from these past few days in Windsor, […]
Random Thoughts and Unsolicited Advice on Graduate Studies in Science and Engineering
Having just finished my Ph.D. program at the University of Toronto, I figured now would be a good time to post some random snippets of my thoughts on graduate studies. […]
