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Perspective
Chemistry model set on desk
Honouring Dr. Margaret-Ann Armour’s 40 years of contributions to STEM inclusivity
Brief

Always more to yield: unanswered questions in chemistry  

Conversation|Chemistry

International research network tracks 30 years of ecosystem changes in the Arctic

Brief|Arctic Science

Chemistry community reacts to the sustainability challenge

Conversation|Sustainability

Canadian Science Publishing signs the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals Publishers Compact

Resource|Sustainability

Announcing the winners of the ArcticNet Student Association x CSP Student Feature Contest

Brief|Arctic Science

Are not-for-profit publishers able to change the world [of scholarly scientific communications]?

Perspective|Open Access
Partida Norte Island
Partida Norte Island

Molecular diet analysis of the marine fish-eating bat and potential mercury exposure

Conversation|Zoology

Remotely-sensed trends in vegetation productivity and phenology during population decline of the Bathurst caribou herd

Conversation|Arctic Science
Open Access
Open Access

Open Access Week 2021 “It Matters How We Open Knowledge: Building Structural Equity”

Brief|Open Access

Is Canadian Science Publishing a “Regional” publisher?

Perspective|Scholarly Publishing
Two women standing and talking in an office
Two women standing and talking in an office

A practical guide to networking III: Following up

Resource|Career
OVerhead view of two women sitting at table drinking coffee
OVerhead view of two women sitting at table drinking coffee

A practical guide to networking II: Reaching out

Resource|Career
Two women sitting and talking at a table in cafe
Two women sitting and talking at a table in cafe

A practical guide to networking I: Getting started

Resource|Career
Chemistry model set on desk
Chemistry model set on desk

Honouring Dr. Margaret-Ann Armour’s 40 years of contributions to STEM inclusivity

Brief|Chemistry

Visualizing geotechnical data with state-of-the-art techniques

Conversation|Science Communication

Visualizing science with microscopy

Conversation|Science Communication

Visualizing science on the ground and in the sky

Conversation|Science Communication

Visualizing science in the Arctic

Conversation|Science Communication

Visualizing science on the fly

Conversation|Science Communication

Visualizing a bug’s life

Conversation|Science Communication

Visualizing science under water

Conversation|Science Communication

Visualizing plant development

Conversation|Science Communication

Humpback whales in Newfoundland eat capelin and not much else

Conversation|Zoology

Visualizing genomic patterns

Conversation|Science Communication

Visualizing science with in vivo live imaging

Conversation|Science Communication

Is creativity in your visualizing science toolkit?

Conversation|Science Communication

Visualizing science is all about the moment

Conversation|Science Communication
Four owls sitting on fence posts
Four owls sitting on fence posts

Visualizing science starts with a feeling

Conversation|Science Communication

Visualizing science through sketching

Conversation|Science Communication
Seal in water with mouth open
Seal in water with mouth open

Drones, poop, DNA, and isotopes uncover surprising animal eating habits

Brief|Zoology

Environmental laws in Canada fall short of addressing the ongoing biodiversity crisis

Brief|FACETS

PubCasts: Audiobook-style readings of peer-reviewed articles increase reach and visibility

Resource|Science Communication
Stacks of lumber on shelves in a building
Stacks of lumber on shelves in a building

Forest research and skyrocketing lumber prices: what’s the connection?

Perspective|Forest

Meet the Editor: Dr. Sally Pehrsson

Conversation|Earth Science
Satellite imagery of Yukon Delta, Alaska, USA
Satellite imagery of Yukon Delta, Alaska, USA

Guiding our decisions with geospatial glimpses from the past, present, and future

Brief|Earth Science

Artificial intelligence takes to the sky above Canada’s forests

Brief|Drone Systems
Image of crowberry
Image of crowberry

Think you know berries? This fruit-filled science might surprise you

Brief|Arctic Science

Using DNA libraries to track mysterious, microscopic, and endangered animals

Brief|Genome

What happens when you put an artist in a science lab?

Conversation|Science Communication

Meet the Editor: Canadian Journal of Zoology

Conversation|Zoology

Curious cases from the diatom detectives

Brief|Botany

Saws on drones: the latest tools in forest research

Brief|Drone Systems

Scalable and sustainable: making research open access

Perspective|Open Access

Meet the Editor: Botany

Conversation|Botany

Building a COVID-19 legacy with innovative teaching

Resource|Teaching

Could volatile organic compounds save bats from white-nose syndrome?

Brief|Microbiology

Hudson Bay Lowlands and western NWT at highest risk of permafrost thaw

Brief|Arctic Science

Meet the Editor: Arctic Science

Conversation|Arctic Science
photograph of salt marsh vegetation with mist in background
photograph of salt marsh vegetation with mist in background

Extracted peatlands contaminated by seawater may be better restored as salt marshes

Brief|Botany
Tseax lava bed
Tseax lava bed

Oral history and geology date Canada’s deadliest volcanic eruption

Brief|Earth Science
Aerial view of a coal mine
Aerial view of a coal mine

Rooting out the risks of plant recolonization on mine waste

Brief|Geotechnical

Top of the pile: An author’s guide to SEO for scientific articles

Resource|Scholarly Publishing

The secret to good Chinese liquor is in the mud

Brief|Microbiology

Mathematics, mining, and mobile manipulators

Brief|Mechanical Engineering

How does “motivation to eat” contribute to postpartum weight retention?

Brief|Applied Health

Open science: Now is the time for Canadians to speak up

Perspective|Open Access

Sequencing of a 140-year-old butterfly leg establishes new subfamily

Brief|Genome
Gloved hand holding black oil rich sand from oil sands in Alberta Canada
Gloved hand holding black oil rich sand from oil sands in Alberta Canada

What happens when Albertan oil seeps into a lake?

Brief|Fisheries and Aquatic Science
Wood bison sitting on sandy ground surrounded by trees
Wood bison sitting on sandy ground surrounded by trees

Wood bison dodge biting flies and soggy soil

Brief|Zoology
Photo of Red River cart
Photo of Red River cart

Community-based research finds more active First Nations people are more connected to culture

Brief|Applied Health

Being Alt-Ac positive: A guide for academics

Resource|Career
Photo of Dr. Murphy sitting on a rock outside and talking with students
Photo of Dr. Murphy sitting on a rock outside and talking with students

Meet the Editor: Canadian Journal of Earth Sciences

Conversation|Earth Science
beach and ocean
beach and ocean

A sparkle of sunshine helps shark-seeking spotters

Brief|Drone Systems
A tree covered in spruce budworm moths.
A tree covered in spruce budworm moths.

Community science combats spruce budworm in eastern Canada

Brief|FACETS

Before and after 17 years of deforestation in Myanmar

Brief|Forest
Bobcat standing on tree branch
Bobcat standing on tree branch

A first step in understanding the epigenetics of bobcats

Brief|Genome
Endangered woodland caribou walking in forest in Northern Alberta
Endangered woodland caribou walking in forest in Northern Alberta

Striking a balance between forest harvest and wildlife habitat protection

Brief|Forest
one larger and one smaller crayfish on sand
one larger and one smaller crayfish on sand

Predator parfum makes for unexpectedly bold crayfish

Brief|Zoology
looking up at bridge that connects two buildings
looking up at bridge that connects two buildings

Alt-Ac Careers: Science Policy Advisor

Resource|Career
3D illustration of molecules structures; spherical globes connected
3D illustration of molecules structures; spherical globes connected

Photocatalysts bent out of shape to improve green energy

Brief|Physics
White microwave on shelf. Cup with forks and knives beside microwave.
White microwave on shelf. Cup with forks and knives beside microwave.

Not just for TV dinners, microwaves cook up nanostructures too

Brief|Chemistry
looking through pipeline at ocean with rocky shore
looking through pipeline at ocean with rocky shore

Straight from the source: Producing expert-written analysis and commentary

Resource|Science Communication

The latest dirt on climate change emissions

Brief|Soil Science
Bird nests made of sticks with pieces of garbage embedded in the nest
Bird nests made of sticks with pieces of garbage embedded in the nest

Are microfibres filling the stomachs of Great Lakes cormorants?

Brief|Fisheries and Aquatic Science
Six horses of varying shades of brown standing in meadow
Six horses of varying shades of brown standing in meadow

The origin of horses

Brief|Animal Science
Dried plants in snow against sunset clouds.To see more of my winter images click the link below:
Dried plants in snow against sunset clouds.To see more of my winter images click the link below:

Increased shrub growth means deeper permafrost melt in Arctic landscapes

Brief|Arctic Science
Olive on olive branch with olive oil in background
Olive on olive branch with olive oil in background

Under pressure: The potential benefits of olive oil in battling bedsores

Brief|Applied Health
Illustration of Smilodon fatalis Credit: by palaeoartist Henry Sharpe
Illustration of Smilodon fatalis Credit: by palaeoartist Henry Sharpe

Big cats of southern Alberta

Brief|Earth Science

How are rising temperatures affecting historic buildings?

Brief|Civil Engineering
Blue water drops in macro view on textile fabric fibers
Blue water drops in macro view on textile fabric fibers

Spray-on solar power: How protective polymers could lower the cost of photovoltaics

Brief|Chemistry
Elephant seal mother and pup
Elephant seal mother and pup

Elephant seal “supermoms” give birth to majority of population

Brief|Zoology

Goats hate bugs on their food too

Brief|Zoology

Alt-Ac Careers: Public Information Officer

Resource|Career

Supplementing goat feed with seaweed extract reduces E. Coli

Brief|Animal Science

French fries for breakfast? New study challenges the parental war on white potatoes

Brief|Applied Health

New study uncovers how berberine combats diabetes and obesity

Brief|Physiology & Pharmacology

Live tweeting science conferences: The good, the bad, and the ugly

Resource|Academia

Neck coils worn by Karen women in Thailand impose heavy health burden

Brief|Applied Health

Flower power: Cannabis can now be grown from floral tissue

Brief|Plant Science

Deepwater Horizon: Improved technique for predicting pathways of oil spills

Brief|Anthropocene

Getting your research seen on social media

Resource|Science Communication

The bovine bolete: A rich resource beneath the trees

Brief|Forest

New study uses social media to track spread of dengue fever

Brief|Geomatics

Orangutans successfully detected using thermal-equipped drones

Brief|Drone Systems

Tossed tails: New study finds surprising twist in salamander tail regeneration

Brief|Zoology

Scientists on Twitter: Q&A with authors of Twitter’s most popular article

Perspective|Science Communication
People sitting in chairs looking at screen at conference
People sitting in chairs looking at screen at conference

How to keep costs down at a conference: A guide for academics

Resource|Academia

Dandelion diversity overlooked in British Columbia

Brief|Botany

An integrated approach to bed bug biology

Brief|FACETS

Space arm designed to collect floating garbage

Brief|Mechanical Engineering

Ethnobotanical research honours Inuit plant knowledge

Brief|Botany

Women in Science: Dr. Barbara Hawkins

Conversation|Women in Science

Juvenile lizards consume invasive fire ants

Brief|Zoology

A piece of paper can tell you how much iron is in your water

Brief|Chemistry

Guppies react to stress cues: the bigger the group, the bigger the response

Brief|Zoology

The magnetic history of Mars and the Moon

Brief|Earth Science

Describing space as oobleck solves decades-old physics mystery

Brief|Physics

Student group develops eco-friendly drone using 3-D printing

Brief|Drone Systems

Researchers develop drone-based wildfire early warning system

Brief|Drone Systems

New study finds bacterial enzymes could help prevent earthquake damage

Brief|Geotechnical

Antibiotic-resistant bacteria widespread in Ontario waterways

Brief|Microbiology

Take a break: Study finds sitting for long periods is bad for circulation, regardless of individual fitness

Brief|Applied Health

Early-career researchers need guidance in engaging Arctic Indigenous communities, survey finds

Brief|Arctic Science

Larger, longer, and more frequent: Changing fire regimes in Canada

Brief|Forest

Young rockfish survival unexpectedly high during “The Blob” years

Brief|Fisheries and Aquatic Science
Numerous dinosaur bones lying partially excavated.
Numerous dinosaur bones lying partially excavated.

Limb ratios used to distinguish species in rare dinosaur fossil

Brief|Earth Science

Small-scale tofu testing: A tiny test for a big crop

Brief|Plant Science

Increasing audience diversity at science museums: Does Europe have a solution?

Perspective|Academia

Zen and the art of labwork

Perspective|Academia

No pain, no gain: A single dose of Ibuprofen does not improve exercise performance

Brief|Applied Health

One manhole serving two systems

Brief|Civil Engineering

Renewable energy may pave the way for reconciliation and autonomy for Indigenous communities

Brief|Environment

Meet the Editor: Canadian Journal of Chemistry

Conversation|Chemistry

Studying in your second language: How to survive and thrive

Resource|Academia

Beat the heat: French fry potatoes in climate change trouble

Brief|Botany

School zones: Slower speeds yield safer environment for children

Brief|Civil Engineering

A review of environmentally safe, root microbes as an alternative to chemical fertilizers

Brief|Microbiology

Art the Science is helping to bridge the gap between science and art, one artist residency at a time (Phase 1)

Perspective|Science Communication

How nutritious is fecal matter? It partly depends on genetics

Brief|Fisheries and Aquatic Science

Meet the Editor: Canadian Journal of Forest Research

Conversation|Forest

Celebrating Canadian women in science at the Museum of Nature

Perspective|Women in Science

Credit where credit is due: Authorship disputes and how to avoid them

Resource|Academia

26-year study reveals history of invasive zebra mussel colonization in Ottawa’s Rideau River

Brief|Zoology

Study lays out first-ever, holistic guide to teaching future-forward Canadian engineers

Brief|Civil Engineering

Meet the Editor: Arctic Science

Conversation|Arctic Science

Science and entrepreneurship: Different careers, common ground

Perspective|Science Communication

Meet the Editor: Transactions of the Canadian Society for Mechanical Engineering

Conversation|Academia

Rare whale harvest gives researchers unique opportunity to study beluga diet

Brief|Arctic Science

Diamonds in the rough: Publishing your negative and duplicated results

Resource|Academia

Meet the Editor: Genome

Conversation|Genome
Arctic shipping traffic was found to have an effect on sculpin movement.
Arctic shipping traffic was found to have an effect on sculpin movement.

Do the sounds of ships scare Arctic sculpins?

Brief|Fisheries and Aquatic Science
A freelance science writer at laptop.
A freelance science writer at laptop.

Alt-Ac Careers: Freelance Science Writer

Resource|Science Communication

Predicting coastal jellyfish outbreaks using email and Twitter

Brief|Anthropocene

Unravelling the mystery of where Common Nighthawks fly

Brief|Zoology

Meet the Editor: Anthropocene Coasts

Conversation|Anthropocene
Upward facing perspective of glass windows on building
Upward facing perspective of glass windows on building

A high-tech window into the microbial world

Brief|Microbiology

Being Upbeat About Being Offbeat: Metronomes and Maximizing Muscle Strength

Brief|Applied Health

Keeping an Aerial Eye on an Endangered Crocodile

Brief|Drone Systems

Pax Scientia: How to Keep the Peace in the Lab and Field

Resource|Academia

Women in Science: Britt Wray

Conversation|Women in Science

Women in Physics: Dr. Sabine Stanley

Conversation|Women in Science

The Future and Past of Manitoba’s Tall Grass Prairie

Conversation|Botany

The Bank of Canada Just Gave Us a Great Gift

Perspective|Academia

Managing Healthy Lakes and Rivers for Healthy, Happy People

Brief|Environment

Women in Science: Dr. Geneviève Ali

Conversation|Women in Science

A taste of the wild—Deciphering the lobster mushroom

Brief|Genome

The Last Big Hurdle: How to Prepare for a Successful PhD Defence

Resource|Academia

Shorter Sprints, More Reps Lead to Better Feelings and Calories Burned

Brief|Applied Health

The Experiences of Female Students in an Introductory Physics Course

Brief|Physics

Scientists and Social Media: Finding Value in the Echo Chamber

Resource|Science Communication

Women in Science: Bernadette Conant

Conversation|Women in Science

Women in Physics: Dr. Renee Horton

Conversation|Women in Science

Mind the (Detection) Gap: Tracking Fish Across Coral Reef Habitats

Brief|Fisheries and Aquatic Science

The Hidden Life of Trees, by Peter Wohlleben

Perspective|Science Communication

Considerations for mentoring an undergraduate

Resource|Career

Understanding Interactions Between Anglers and Fish

Brief|Fisheries and Aquatic Science

Women in Physics: Dr. Diane Nalini de Kerckhove

Conversation|Women in Science

Nick Preobrazenski: APNM Undergraduate Research Excellence Award Winner

Perspective|Applied Health

Another System Troubled by Age—Even Healthy Older Adults Can’t Handle the Heat

Brief|Uncategorized

How to create a professional website: A guide for academics

Resource|Career

Fishways, Fragmentation, and Imperiled Great Plains Fishes

Brief|Fisheries and Aquatic Science

Fido, Fluffy, and Wildlife Conservation: The Impact of Pets on the Environment

Brief|Environment

Women in Science: Dr. Tara Macdonald

Conversation|Women in Science

Meet the Editor: Anthropocene Coasts

Conversation|Anthropocene

Celebrating Peer Review Week 2017

Resource|Scholarly Publishing

Conflict of Pinterest: Is social media a conflict of interest source in academic peer review?

Resource|Scholarly Publishing
Hello, my name is in black ink on a vintage typewriter
Hello, my name is in black ink on a vintage typewriter

What’s in a Name?

Resource|Scholarly Publishing

A Grad Student’s Guide to Applying for Scholarships

Resource|Career

Climate Change Communications in Three Steps

Perspective|Science Communication

What Are Canadian Children Eating at School (and How Can Eating Habits be Improved)?

Brief|Uncategorized

Marching on After the March for Science

Perspective|Science Policy

Profiling Peatlands to Safeguard Canada’s Wetlands

Brief|Botany

Dr. Thomas M. “Tim” Dauphinee (1916-2017)

Perspective|Career

All About Cacti

Brief|Botany

Behind the Scenes at Botany: Meet the Associate Editors

Conversation|Botany

Women in Physics: Dr. Victoria Kaspi

Conversation|Women in Science

Meet the Editor: Canadian Geotechnical Journal

Conversation|Geotechnical

Science Communicators, Get Your GIF On

Resource|Science Communication

If You’re Going to Take a Break From Sitting, Make it Count

Brief|Applied Health

Women in Physics: Dr. Shohini Ghose

Conversation|Women in Science

Canada’s Softwood Lumber Trade: Past, Present, and Future

Perspective|Science Policy

Given Second Chance Rejected DNA Reveals a New Order of Microscopic Red Algae

Brief|Botany

Are Drones Affecting Canadian Airspace Safety?

Brief|Drone Systems

Forecasting the Impacts of Extremely Rapid Landslides

Brief|Geotechnical

Ten Tips for Making the Most of Your Summer Conference Trip

Resource|Career

Lab Girl, by Hope Jahren

Perspective|Science Communication

Quantifying Plastics in Canada’s Aquatic Landscapes

Brief|Fisheries and Aquatic Science

A Review and Rx for Canada’s Research Ecosystem

Perspective|Science Policy

Women in Physics: Dr. Ursula Franklin

Conversation|Women in Science

Light Upon Wild Leek: Sustainable Harvesting and Optimal Light Environments for a Vulnerable Forest Herb

Brief|Botany

What Experimental Branch Cooling Tells Us About the Beautiful Reds of Fall

Brief|Forest

How to Write a Journal Article: Tips and Tools

Resource|Scholarly Publishing

Budget 2017: Fueling Innovation with Skills Training, Superclusters, and Science

Perspective|Science Policy

Women in Science: Dr. Caroline Fox

Brief|Women in Science

Tallying Up Fish Habitat Loss in Canada

Brief|Fisheries and Aquatic Science

How to Keep Your Research Out of Fake Journals and Scam Conferences

Resource|Scholarly Publishing

Citizen Scientist, by Mary Ellen Hannibal

Perspective|Science Communication

Celebrating Our Outgoing Executive Editor-in-Chief

Conversation|Scholarly Publishing

Ten steps for making the most of your post-doc years

Resource|Career

Women in Science: Dawn Bazely

Conversation|Women in Science

Spotlight on Science North: Nightlife on the Rocks

Perspective|Science Communication

Open up! On the Benefits of Open Access Publishing

Perspective|Open Access

How to write a scientific peer review: a guide for the new reviewer

Resource|Scholarly Publishing

A Primer on Sigma Factor Regulation of Gene Expression

Brief|Microbiology

Meet the Editor: Canadian Journal of Microbiology

Conversation|Microbiology

Solving a 150-Year-Old Fossil Mystery From the Canadian Arctic

Brief|Earth Science

21st Century Science Overload

Perspective|Scholarly Publishing

Scientist, meet librarian

Perspective|Library

Describing New Dinosaurs: Background & Process

Brief|Earth Science

From the Worst to the Best: A Personal Reflection on the International Council for Science Advisory on Gender Issues in Field Research

Perspective|Career

Women in Science: Mary Anne Moser, CEO and Co-Founder of Beakerhead

Conversation|Women in Science

Where Should I Submit My Journal Article?

Resource|Scholarly Publishing

Using Video to Share Your Research

Resource|Science Communication
overhead view on young business people around wooden desk
overhead view on young business people around wooden desk

Collaboration Station

Resource|Academia

Open Access: Reaching Your Audience

Resource|Open Access

Teeny Tiny Particles and Massive Money: Canada’s Bright Future in Particle Astrophysics

Perspective|Physics

Women in Science: Dr. Anna Warwick Sears

Conversation|Women in Science

Meet the Editor: Canadian Journal of Civil Engineering

Conversation|Civil Engineering

How Drones are Helping to Map Changes in Canada’s Arctic

Brief|Arctic Science

Women in Science: Dr. Kathy Lewis

Conversation|Women in Science

Newtonian Physics, Dubious DNA, and Killing Bambi

Perspective|Physics

Meet the Editor: Canadian Journal of Microbiology

Conversation|Microbiology

No Respect for the Spineless: A Dramatic Bias Against Invertebrate Species in Conservation Science

Brief|FACETS

Volunteering With Your Scientific Society

Resource|Career

Channel your inner artist at the library

Perspective|Science Communication

Updating Physical Employment Standards: A Scientific Approach

Conversation|Applied Health

Taking heed to history

Perspective|Library

Library firsts

Perspective|Library

Meet the Editor: Canadian Journal of Forest Research

Conversation|Forest

Women in Science: Interview with Sarah Boon

Conversation|Women in Science

Understanding the Ocean

Perspective|Science Communication

Women in Science: Dr. Imogen Coe

Conversation|Women in Science

Meet the Editor: Canadian Journal of Zoology

Conversation|Zoology

Open Access, Open Data, Open Science

Perspective|Open Access

How History (Yes, History) Plays Into Your Science

Perspective|Academia

Who Needs Open Access?

Perspective|Open Access

When Publishers Don’t Play Fair

Perspective|Scholarly Publishing

Making the Most of Your Academic Genealogy

Resource|Academia
purple and blue corals that look like brains
purple and blue corals that look like brains

How Does Creativity Fit Into Science Communication?

Resource|Science Communication

Narratives of Nature: Use Storytelling to Reach New Audiences With Your Research

Conversation|Genome

The Great Northern Cod Comeback: A Q&A with George Rose

Conversation|Fisheries and Aquatic Science

Recognizing and Rewarding Peer Review

Perspective|Scholarly Publishing

Women in Science: Dr. Rita Winkler

Conversation|Women in Science

Mysteries of the Bonebeds

Brief|Earth Science

Meet the Editor: Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences

Conversation|Fisheries and Aquatic Science

If Science is Broken – How Can We Fix It?

Perspective|Academia

Is Science Broken?

Perspective|Academia

Meet the Editor: FACETS

Conversation|FACETS

Women in Science: Dr. Kathy Bleiker

Conversation|Women in Science

Women in Science: Dr. Usha Srinivasan

Conversation|Women in Science

Women in Science: Dr. Christie Bahlai

Conversation|Women in Science

Writing, Rejection, and How to Avoid Perishing in a Publication-Crazy World

Resource|Scholarly Publishing

Women in Science: Deborah Martin-Downs

Conversation|Women in Science

Women in Science: Dr. Alwynne Beaudoin

Perspective|Women in Science

Women in Science: Dr. Line Rochefort

Conversation|Women in Science

Meet the Editor: Biochemistry and Cell Biology

Conversation|Biochemistry and Cell Biology

Women in Science: Gwen Bridge

Conversation|Women in Science

Meet the Editors: Genome

Conversation|Genome

Meet the Editor: Applied Physiology, Nutrition, and Metabolism

Conversation|Applied Health

Women in Science: Dr. Carolyn Relf

Conversation|Women in Science

Women in Science: Dr. Catherine Anderson

Conversation|Women in Science

Women in Science: Dr. Andrea Kirkwood

Conversation|Women in Science

Citizens + Science = A Good Combination

Perspective|Academia

Meet the Editor: Canadian Geotechnical Journal

Conversation|Geotechnical
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