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A scientist elected to Canada’s Parliament shares his hopes as Trudeau prepares to take power

Brian OwensNov 3, 2015

One scientist will be among the new faces in the 338-member House of Commons: Richard Cannings, a bird biologist, author, and former curator of the vertebrate…

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Canadian Medical Association Journal

Survey aims to capture patient experience

Brian OwensNov 2, 2015

Patients who have spent time in hospital in Canada will soon be asked to rate their experience as part of an effort by the Canadian Institute…

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Nature

Nature Outlook: Batteries

Brian OwensOct 29, 2015

Batteries have the potential to transform the way we use energy, to make electric cars mainstream and to allow renewable energy sources, which tend to be…

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Inside Science

New Broom Technology Sweeps Through Curling World

Brian OwensOct 28, 2015

Reversing a typical nylon curling brush’s fabric could dramatically change the sport. Even though the ice is still the same, and most of the 42-pound stones…

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Inside Science

Slippery Coating Makes Snake Bellies Slither

Brian OwensOct 20, 2015

Fatty layer covering snakeskin protects animal’s underside against scrapes and wear. Snakes can slither smoothly over almost any surface, from jungle branches to desert sands, without…

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Science

In Canada, election results cheer scientists

Brian OwensOct 20, 2015

Many Canadian scientists are celebrating the result of yesterday’s federal election, which saw Stephen Harper’s Conservative government defeated after nearly 10 years in power. The center-left…

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