‘It burbled and gurgled as we looked at it’
Metal-poor cluster on outer edge of Milky Way galaxy a grouping of ancient stars
Scientists have noticed dramatic drop in total bug numbers
Medical professionals look to eliminate alarming word
Now the dominant coronavirus version in the U.S.
U.S. government researchers are planning a large experiment to test effectiveness
Researchers experimenting with ensnaring male hornets with sex pheromones
Network of ‘mother trees’ keeps forests healthy, says UBC researcher
Pieter Cullis and his ‘curiosity-based’ research honoured for pioneering work
Canada is home to about 16 per cent of the world’s remaining old-growth forests
Jaskarn Singh ‘Sid’ Sidhu has an asteroid named after him, honouring his volunteer astronomy efforts
Research helps better understand how noise impacts marine life
Seamor Marine remotely operated vehicle used in deepest recovery operation in RCMP history
Study examines relationship between environmental conditions, pathogens, and gene expression
Canadian scientists say long-necked sauropod was feeling crummy from respiratory infection
17.6-metre crest observed offshore from Ucluelet called a once in ‘1,300 years’ phenomenon
1.2-metre Australian lungfish was brought to the San Francisco museum in 1938 from Australia.
