Showing results for: Biology

res-career 

CurioCity Careers9 January 2018

I am responsible for planning and carrying out all aspects of product strategy. This includes product development, product lifecycle management and product marketing for several scientific teams. I am also involved in the operation of my department and various corporate initiatives. My duties and responsibilities include team leadership and personnel management. On a broader level, I’m also responsible for product development and management, generation and protection of intellectual property and strategic planning.

Learn More
res-career 

CurioCity Careers8 January 2018

As a scientist, it is my role to create and support the scientific products we sell at STEMCELL.

Learn More
res-career 

CurioCity Careers12 December 2017

As a University professor, I teach and lead students in research projects. I am also the Curator in Charge of the collection of Invertebrate Zoology in the Museum of Comparative Zoology.

Learn More
res-research 

CurioCity5 December 2017

I am a 6th year PhD student in Biochemistry

Learn More
res-research 

CurioCity28 November 2017

Second-year Anthropology PhD student at the University of Toronto

Learn More
res-research 

CurioCity24 November 2017

Second year PhD student in Biology at Western University

Learn More
res-article 

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.

Learn More
res-article 
with Starting Points

CurioCity3 November 2017

We have to travel back to the beginning of life on Earth just to explain why sugars taste so good.

Learn More
res-video 

CurioCity21 October 2017

The sometimes cannibalistic European green crab is spreading throughout Atlantic Canada, causing headaches for the region's lobster fishermen.

Learn More
res-article 

Brittany Smale20 October 2017

Different dung beetles have different courtship strategies. Learn how some dung beetles use alternative reproductive tactics to up their chances of finding a mate.

Learn More