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From tackling complex chemical reactions to mentoring the next generation of scientists, alumnus Adam Cook has embraced every challenge with curiosity and determination. His research on greener chemical transformations has the potential to revolutionize industries. Now, as a Banting Postdoctoral Fellow at Stanford, he’s working on groundbreaking technologies for treating HIV and cancer.

Imagine a world where donor organs last longer, cell therapies are more effective, and fertility treatments have better outcomes. At the core of these possibilities lies cryopreservation—the science of freezing biological material without damaging it. And now, with BioLife Solutions’ acquisition of PanTHERA CryoSolutions, the future of this field just got a whole lot brighter.

Microscopic fungi beneath our feet hold the key to fighting climate change and revolutionizing agriculture. Discover how Professor Nicolas Corradi and his team at the University of Ottawa are unlocking their potential to store carbon, boost crop yields and create sustainable biofertilizers.

Laura Maddison’s academic journey began with a profound love for mathematics that started in middle school.

Professor Ravi Bhardwaj from the Department of Physics recently found that under helical light, some solids behave differently than they have long been believed to. This discovery was made in collaboration with professors Thomas Brabec, Ebrahim Karimi and Paul Corkum.

National Geographic recently featured the groundbreaking work of Professor Odette Laneuville and her team in an article entitled “Astronauts are more likely to get sick while in space. Here’s why.”

We often talk about the challenges faced by women in STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics). But it’s important to recognize the progress being made to promote gender equality in these fields.

Step into the realm of innovation with Professor Eva Hemmer and her team, as they collaborate with Optech to unveil the potential of lanthanide nanoparticles in creating futuristic sensors.

Can a few seconds mean the difference between life and death? Explore the groundbreaking work of Professor Pascal Audet and his team as they fine-tune Canada's Earthquake Early Warning System, using cutting-edge technology to protect lives and infrastructure.

Indigenous communities in Québec and Labrador, alongside 91��Ʒ���ϳԹ� researchers, are spearheading a groundbreaking initiative to protect caribou through innovative health monitoring. By blending traditional knowledge with cutting-edge science, they are developing portable biosensors to ensure the survival of these vital animals amid environmental threats.