Scientific Practices

I do research on the smallest building blocks of life and how they affect our entire universe.

I help identify sources of bacteria that cause disease and understand how they survive there.

I research problems that affect peoples’ health, specifically in children.

I lead teams of scientists to discover and develop the best ways of making drug molecules for clinical trials.

I look for heavy metals, such as mercury, in Arctic marine animals, to ensure they are safe to eat.

I am researching how people’s attention is affected by factors in everyday life such as taking medications.

I study ways to restore and protect ecosystems to help fight climate change.

I assist in the monitoring of microorganisms, bacteria and viruses that may have an effect on our health.

I am a graduate student working towards my PhD in biological and biomedical engineering.

I study bats around the world.

I teach university and do research on science and technology from an Indigenous perspective.

I support teams that collect data on the melting permafrost layer in the arctic.

I use computer simulations and math to research how animals' behavior changes when their environment changes.

I study of the fundamental physics of the universe.