By Laura Porter-MuntzOn You’ve probably seen the mass shortages of hand sanitizer caused by mass hysteria about COVID-19, but is stocking up on … Read More “Hand washing Vs. Hand Sanitizer”
By Laura Porter-MuntzOn *Terminology explanations found at the bottom of this page Coronaviruses are viruses that infect the upper respiratory system and invade … Read More “Coronavirus 101”
By Laura Porter-MuntzOn While the idea of experiencing raging fires in extreme heats is difficult to grasp here in Canada when cold winds … Read More “Connecting Climate Change to Australia’s Devastating Bushfires”
By Acadia ClubsOn Missed out on the club extravaganza? Need to find some extra circulars to keep yourself busy? Trying to expand your … Read More “Some Superb Science Clubs to Join in 2020”
Dear Readers, We are a group of students from Acadia university currently conducting research on the Kingston Sand Barrens, the … Read More “The Kingston Sand Barrens Need Your Help: A Letter from the students of ESST 3003”
By Laura Porter-MuntzOn Jessica Meir and Christina Koch successfully conducted the first all-female spacewalk on Friday October 18th, 2019. The team replaced a … Read More “First All-Female Spacewalk a Success”
By Laura Porter-MuntzOn You may have heard about the new hydroponic unit that’s been established on campus up by meal hall, but maybe … Read More “New Kid on Campus: Hydroponics”
By Anthony ChuOn A thin rock section from the Huggins collection under microscopy by Anthony Chu (‘19)
By Laura Porter-MuntzOn Every Spring you get that email: “Once again we have received reports of crows acting aggressively towards persons on campus…” Crows are … Read More “In Defense of The Campus Crows”
By Laura Porter-MuntzOn Featured: A Zebra Longwing (Heliconius charitonia) at the Canadian Museum of Nature’s Butterfly exhibit. (Source: Laura Porter-Muntz) Zebra Longwing butterflies … Read More “Science Snapshots”
