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An ‘Amazing Opportunity’ on the Medical Frontline

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A diagnostic system that rapidly and effectively detects infectious disease may be a boon for hard-hit areas without access to lab testing.
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What Can Nature Teach Us About Patterns?

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Understanding how icicle bumps and sand ripples form is the first step towards the creation of self-assembling technologies.
Christine Allenvideo

Shining a Spotlight On Cancer Cells

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Nanotechnologies that help surgeons identify tumours and cancer cells could also spare patients the side effects of chemotherapy.
Krishna Mahadevanvideo

‘It’s Like Speeding Up the Process of Evolution’

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How can production of common items be made more efficient and sustainable? The answer may lie in the science of metabolism.
Cindi Morsheadvideo

Activating the Brain’s Self-Repair Mode

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Even into adulthood, we maintain neural stem cells that could help our brains fix themselves. The mystery is how to put them into use.
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Helping Surgeons Live in the Moment

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Surgical plans are imperfect guides, but new technological tools could help lighten the load for surgeons doing complex, delicate work.
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How Does Canada Foster World-Class Research?

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Despite its small population and limited resources, Canada remains cutting-edge thanks to targeted funding in areas of scientific strength.
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Winning the Race Against Organ Failure

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With an aging population, researchers are investigating new ways for organs to repair and restore themselves before they shut down.
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