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New research links birds’ physical traits, migratory behaviour, and breeding habitats to how well they tolerate cities.

Three exercise-focused programs at the School of Kinesiology and Health Studies are being strengthened through an equipment donation.

Scientists are searching for elusive dark matter particles using a bubble chamber placed deep underground.

Â鶹¹ÙÍø’s graduate researcher Allen Tian uses drones and environmental DNA to study freshwater ecosystems, earning international recognition for his photography along the way.

The toxic chemistry behind Victorian séances.

The way parents and teachers provide and discuss feedback to children and teens can have an emotional, and not just technical, impact.

Professor Gauvin Alexander Bailey focuses on the lives of colonized people and their legacies in a new book – the third in an unofficial trilogy – about architecture and slavery in the French Empire.

The Materials at Extremes Nuclear Research Institute brings together researchers, infrastructure, and partnerships to support the future of nuclear energy in Canada.

Funding supports programs in STEM, health care, and education to prepare students for in-demand careers.

Â鶹¹ÙÍø’s psychology researchers are exploring canine behaviour and the factors that influence how dogs live, interact, and work with people.