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Seeking Solutions to Arctic Energy Security Locally Through Renewable Energy Transitions
By Vikas Menghwani, Postdoctoral Researcher and Chad Walker, Postdoctoral Researcher and Jackie Martin, Project Manager, University of Saskatchewan
Energy security in the North remains a challenge for many communities.
Increasingly, however,...
Post · May 30, 2022
Science Corner: Let There Be Light (But Not Too Much)
According to Genesis 1, on the first day of creation God called the light into being, he separated light from darkness, he called the light “day” and the darkness “night”, and he called it good. Most of us would agree that light is, indeed, good. ...
Post · May 23, 2022
Science Corner: Christian Women in Science
Every year since 1987, March has been considered Women’s History Month. What started as International Women’s Day in 1911 became National Women’s History Week in 1980 and then a month designated to learning about and celebrating what women have co...
Post · May 23, 2022
Science Corner: More than Three Chromosomes in a Trench Coat
In the recent past, Andy shared interesting and valuable information about how genomes can evolve and become more complex with his “Quandary Den” simulations and the rest of his “Let’s Learn Evolutionary Biology Together” series. These are great d...
Post · May 23, 2022
Science Corner: More than Three Chromosomes in a Trench Coat Part 2
In the previous post, Three Chromosomes in a Trench Coat, we learned that 1) a phenotype is the observable characteristics of an organism, 2) the phenotype is the result of interactions between the genome and the environment, and 3) the phenotype ...
Post · May 23, 2022
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