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The Vancouver Economic Commission (VEC) identified UBC start-up, Aspect Biosystems, as one of three companies that exemplify Vancouver's entrepreneurial buzz. The 3D bioprinting company was...
UBC students share their public education campaign with international scientists and educators
#BanTheBomb brings nuclear politics and science to the public, particularly young people....
According to the ex-CEO of Google Eric Schmidt, “every two days we create as much information as we did from the dawn of civilization up until 2003″. Massive amounts of data at our...
Medical care for children with chronic conditions, particularly for those with neurodevelopmental conditions, can be very complex. There are significant advantages to incorporating digital tools into...
Watch the western sky tonight. Prof. Dave Michelson suggests you take a look at Venus and Jupiter to get a sense of the view from the red planet.
From Mars, Earth appears to be a second...
Many home electronics, such as your computer, or anything else that uses a battery, run on direct current (DC). These devices use a converter to transform the alternating current (AC) supplied at the...
