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Exploring new frontiers in scientific discovery through cutting-edge technology. In a captivating episode of the Microsoft Research Podcast, Chris Bishop, a Technical Fellow at Microsoft, shares his insights on the transformative role of artificial intelligence (AI) in science. Featured in a special

The scientific community is urging a profound conversation about the potential hazards posed by organisms made entirely from ‘mirror-image’ molecules. While this radical concept remains theoretical for now, caution is essential. In a recent commentary in Science, a group of 38 experts

The Rollercoaster of Climate Reporting For over two decades, David Roberts has been at the forefront of climate and energy journalism, establishing himself as one of the leading voices in the United States. Initially reporting for Vox and Grist, David is now

Essential Information on Interrupted Clinic Services Newfoundland and Labrador (NL) Health Services is alerting residents about ongoing issues with telephone connectivity affecting several clinics along the North Coast of Labrador. These disruptions might cause challenges for patients trying to reach their community

Experts Warn Against Synthetic Bioengineering In a recent declaration, a group of top scientists expressed serious concerns regarding the potential development of synthetic bacteria, often referred to as “mirror bacteria.” They emphasized the catastrophic implications this advancement could hold for ecosystems worldwide.

A Groundbreaking Discovery on Indigenous Land Use Recent research has unveiled a crucial chapter in the history of Indigenous peoples in British Columbia, particularly regarding the widely underestimated beaked hazelnut (Corylus cornuta). Led by SFU professor Chelsey Geralda Armstrong, this study highlights