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Science Blogging from Canadian Perspectives. Each week a hosts the channel. This week: Clara Deck (^CD)

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    13 Jan 2019

    Are you signed up to our newsletter? 📰 No!?! Check out all the blogs you're missing & the latest cartoon by 👇 Now redesigned & twice a month! Sign up now 📩

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    Jan 24

    For , here is a rooted tooth from monster Daspletosaurus (a close cousin of T. rex) that we are digging up in southern Alberta. It’s a beauty. Oldman Formation, 76 million years old. ⁦⁩

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  3. 21 hours ago

    New post Will Quarantines Contain the Coronavirus Outbreak?

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    23 hours ago

    The Newsletter - 24 January 2020: On the Borealis Blog - What We're Reading - Miscellany - News and Announcements - !

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  5. Jan 24

    New post Vol spatial: y-a-t-il un médecin à bord…

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  6. Jan 24

    New post January 30, 2020 in Ottawa: When your city is smarter than you

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    Jan 24

    This worm may be a dog’s best friend - some microscopic worms called Caenorhabditis elegans are helping them out. via

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    Jan 24

    It's here - the biweekly newsletter is now out! Featuring my piece on Greenland ice!

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  9. Jan 24

    New post Why You Should Embrace Your Child’s Fascination With Dinosaurs

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  10. Jan 24

    New post Right Turn: Fake news and science communication

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  11. Jan 24

    My Friday face

    The award for goes to… the false killer whale! This species may look ferocious, but they’re social butterflies. They’ve been known to hang out in large groups and have been observed swimming with other marine mammals like bottlenose dolphins!
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  12. Jan 23

    New post Adventures in the night, continued!

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    Jan 21

    If you live in Metro Vancouver and you're at all interested in , check out 's upcoming Bold Actions for a Climate Emergency event, coming up on Feb. 3! Find tickets here 👇

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  14. Jan 23

    New post Visualizing Vancouver’s biodiversity

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  15. Jan 23

    New post Second order memristor

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    Jan 23

    Tomorrow is another in the public sessions on farmer-led research. Takes place in Calgary so go to for more information and we'll see you there.

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  17. Jan 23

    New post FEATURES – Vineetha Zacharia’s Colourful Actino Art

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  18. Jan 23

    New post The hacks are back

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  19. Jan 23

    New post The More It Sticks Together, the Happier We’ll Be

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    Jan 21

    Interested in engaging with Canada's science policy community? We've got your go-to list of ways to get involved 🔬 BTYB

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  21. Jan 23

    A final key ingredient to a brilliant sunset or sunrise is a couple clouds, which capture those reds and oranges and amplify them. The best are high-up cirrus and altocumulus clouds, which intercept sunlight before travels through the hazy atmospheric boundary layer.

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