Community Science in Battling Spruce Budworm in Canada
Ecologist Joanie Simard is a senior research scientist with the Ministry of Forests and Wildlife, Quebec. This article is based...
Connection Forest Science and Artificial Intelligence
Dealing with the felling of trees, F.M. Anim Hossain and his colleagues worked on cutting timber and other forest products...
The Connection Between Science and Lumber Products in Canada
Relationship between climate change and lumber products There is a close relationship between climate change and lumber products. As temperatures...
Visualizing Science with Microscopy
A microscope is a tool to magnify objects or images so they can be studied in detail. There are many...
The Reaction of the Scientists to Sustainability Challenges in Canada
The International Advisory Board members of the Canadian Journal of Chemistry were asked to list and emphasize the ways in...
Southern Alberta’s Big Cats
The big cats of southern Alberta include lions, tigers, leopards, and cougars. These large felines are native to the region...
Canada’s Deadliest Volcanic Eruption in Connection with Scientific Geology
Canadian volcanologists discovered the source of a devastating eruption around 1640, killing thousands of civilians in what is now known...
Fossilization of a 150-year-old Fossil from the Canadian Arctic
The thrilling discovery of a new marine reptile species is not something that happens every day. Now that a team...
Linking the Past, Present, and Future of Chemistry and Science in Canada
The study of chemistry and science in Canada has a long and rich history. For centuries, Indigenous peoples in what...
Microorganisms, Dinosaurs, and other Animal Behaviours
Scientists learn and research chemical, zoological and botanical knowledge that may disturb human thoughts. Did you know that researcher scientists...