FULL LIST OF ARTICLES

MASSIVE

• Why scientists are taking a more active role in politics and policy (August 2018)

• Why is it so difficult for scientists to talk about leaving academia? (May 2018)

• To better target cancer, scientists find clues on the surface of cells (February 2018) 

• Empathy and bias are more intertwined than we often think (February 2018)

• Meet the barrier-breaking physicist hunting gravity with lasers (November 2017)

• How scientists are mapping the brain networks that connect our childhoods to everyday behaviors (July 2017)

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WINDSOR OF CHANGE

• (Climactic) conflict of interest (March 2018)

• Are nanoparticles in food a no-no? (January 2018)

• You are what you eat: changing our daily interaction with food (October 2017)

• The many faces of climate change (August 2017)

• I recycle, compost, and drive electric. Who cares about policy? (July 2017)

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Associate Editor since 2017.

Read more about how climate change is impacting Canada and the world at www.windsorofchange.com   

OCEANBITES

• Futurama: Building scenarios to sustain oceanic ecosystems and fisheries (August 2017)

• Degrees of separation: How warm do we think Earth is going to get, really? (July 2017)

• BAD BOYZ 2.0. Emerging environmental contaminants (June 2017)​

• Ctrl+P: 3D printing applications for oceanography  (May 2017)

• What lies beneath: A Gargantuan Volcanic Crater in the Arctic Ocean (April 2017)

• Take my breath away: Decline in oceanic oxygen levels fifty years in the making (March 2017)

• The Meltdown: Protists in the time of disappearing Sea Ice in the Arctic Ocean (February 2017)

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To learn more about the latest oceanography literature, browse at www.oceanbites.org​

SCISHOW

• How Scientists Are Using Diaper Technology to Study Brains (January 2019)

• Why Does Scratching Make Itching Worse? (August 2018)

• Are Broken Bones Stronger After They Heal? (August 2018)

• What Do "Smart Pills" Really Do to Your Brain? (July 2018)

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MISCELLANEOUS

• Reframing research: Cognition and context for scientific motivation (Quartzy, March 2017)

• Sense and Sensibilities (Lateral Magazine, March 2017)