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Rahul Arora - Student Researcher, Tom Baker Cancer Center

CurioCity Careers13 February 2018

I am a student researcher at the Tom Baker Cancer Center. In this role, I design, execute, and present clinical trials and database research studies. My research focuses on pancreatic and lung cancer, and aims to identify treatments that improve cancer patients’ chance at survival.

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Lee Wilson - Professor, Department of Chemistry

CurioCity Careers30 January 2018

Lee enjoys seeing the development and growth of the students he gets to work with.

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Daisy Rosas Vargas - PhD. Candidate, Indiana University

CurioCity29 January 2018

I am a graduate researcher. In my specialty, I try to make carbon-carbon bonds in new and effective ways that nature cannot do. Each day, I test out new ideas through chemical reactions.

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Don't Eat Laundry Pods

CurioCity26 January 2018

Eating laundry pods can be dangerous, even deadly. Learn the science behind why.

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Chemistry of colour: Not a “Pigment” of Your Imagination

Soumya Satheesan12 January 2018

There’s a little bit of colour in just about every object you use every day. Learn the chemistry behind how it gets there!

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The science of attraction

Stan Megraw 5 December 2017

The Chemistry of Love invovles three stages and each stage involves different chemical triggers.

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Moles and Molarity: Counting and Chemistry from Donuts to Soap

Lisa D'Agostino1 December 2017

To count tiny substances like molecules, scientists use a measurement called the mole.

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What’s that smell coming from my lunchbox?

John Woodliffe23 November 2017

When your food goes rotten, blame a reaction called oxidation.

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It’s alive… and it glows! Fluorescence in medical research

Ekaterina Turlova14 November 2017

From highlighters to reflective road signs, fluorescence is all around you. But some of the most exciting uses of fluorescence are in medicine and biomedical research.

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Canada 2067

CurioCity4 October 2017

Canada 2067 is a bold initiative to shape the future of STEM learning (science, technology, engineering and math). We want to hear from you! Together we’ll forge a national vision and roadmap to ensure young Canadians are prepared to compete, thrive and contribute in the rapidly changing world of tomorrow.

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