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CurioCity15 February 2018

Did you know that whenever you watch an Olympic event, you’re watching science, technology, engineering and math in action?

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CurioCity8 December 2017

I am starting the third year of my PhD in psychology at McMaster University.

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CurioCity7 July 2017

I’m the Director of CanChild. I’m also Professor in the Department of Pediatrics and hold the Scotiabank Chair in Child Health Research at McMaster University.

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Sasha Strong2 June 2017

If you combine alcohol with energy drinks, you might end up with a long-term problem: addiction. In fact, energy drink cocktails can affect the teenage brain similarly to cocaine.

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Crystal Wang (Waterloo)2 May 2017

Kliene-Levin syndrome (KLS), also called Sleeping Beauty syndrome, can be scary. A person with KLS could be fine one day, then asleep the next. And there’s no telling when they might wake up again!

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Help support anti-bullying by wearing a pink shirt on February 22, 2017 and by using the new CurioCity case study, Bullying and the Brain.

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Education Services / L’équipe des services d’éducation5 October 2016

CurioCity resources which align with the New Brunswick Human Physiology 110 (Grade 11) General Curriculum Outcomes 5 and 6 on the endocrine, reproductive and nervous systems.

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Ella Adi-Wauran29 August 2016

The next time you hear someone say, “Sticks and stones can break my bones, but words will never hurt me,” tell them to think again! Studies suggest that non-physical forms of bullying are just as painful as physical forms.

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Sakina Bano Mendha12 July 2016

You may already know that too much alcohol can eventually destroy your liver. But alcohol can also affect another important organ: the pancreas.

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Justin Brathwaite26 May 2016

There are all kinds of reasons why students like you might not get enough sleep. But did you know that getting a good night’s rest is important for memory, learning, and health.

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