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Magdalena Pop27 November 2015

Our species’ capacity to adapt is unlike any other. Have you ever wondered what will become of humans?

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CurioCity Careers26 November 2015

I work for a start up company that designs, manufactures and distributes a "business in a box" kit, allowing people in developing countries to switch from kerosene to solar lighting. I lead product development, and use 3D design software to bring ideas from my mind into reality.

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Alex Beaumont25 November 2015

Bernoulli’s equation is key to understanding why curveballs curve.

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CurioCity24 November 2015

I'm a 3rd year PhD student in Microbiology and Immunology. I study the biology of the bacterium Staphylococcus aureus. Staphylococcus aureus creates tremendous burden on health care systems in Canada and around the world.

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Melissa Mathers23 November 2015

Would developing Star Wars technologies actually require breaking any laws of physics? Surprisingly, the answer is often no.

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CurioCity Careers20 November 2015

My job comprises the preservation and cataloguing of textual and photographic materials, as well as related museum duties.

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CurioCity20 November 2015

This video, inspired by the film “The Martian” explores the psychological and physiological impacts of space on the human body.

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Students and educators from grades 9 to 12 are invited to an in-person and online event that focuses on the importance of science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) in entrepreneurship.

The event is taking place on November 20, 2015.

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Bryan Jenkins19 November 2015

In this case study, students will learn how to interpret MRI brain scans and to identify the functional regions (i.e., lobes) of the brain most likely impacted by bullying behaviour.

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Bryan Jenkins19 November 2015

The human brain is one part of our nervous system, which is the control system through which all other body systems receive their instructions. Much like the engine of a car, the brain is made up of many different parts. These parts have different functions, but they work closely together, to coordinate complex thoughts, feelings and behaviours.

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