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CurioCity Careers3 October 2017

I write code to build and maintain software, specifically the Hubba website.

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CurioCity Careers3 October 2017

Managing a social enterprise enables me to have a real impact throughout numerous communities, big and small, across Canada in the fields of education, technology, and entrepreneurship.

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CurioCity Careers3 October 2017

Working in "Quality Engineering" means to constantly seek opportunities for improvement in an company, and to look for new problems to solve in making products and processes safer, and more reliable.

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CurioCity Careers27 September 2017

I am on a team that’s planning for how people will go to and live on Mars! Everything from contributing to designing systems for the rocket that will go to Mars, to figuring out where the rocket should land, and what people will need to live on the surface.

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CurioCity Careers19 September 2017

I am responsible for the implementation of Board Policies that steer this K-12 school division.

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CurioCity Careers15 September 2017

I come up with interesting questions and I ask people about them. Then I talk, write, and show the answers (kind of like a book report on TV).

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CurioCity8 September 2017

A team of researchers used 3D printing and robotics to study how the plesiosaur moved.

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Lisa D'Agostino18 August 2017

A process called ion mobility spectrometry checks the molecules on your clothing and luggage, looking for suspicious chemicals.

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CurioCity Careers14 August 2017

I am a self-employed contractor to NASA working in information technology. I am also a computer language book author and course trainer. I am also an inspirational speaker on my latest book about the future.

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Shakib Rahman9 August 2017

Just like replicators on Star Trek, 3D printers can create all kinds of objects. One day, they’ll even be able to print human cells, tissues and organs. What medical processes might this change?

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