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  • Bacteria-powered solar cell converts light to energy, even under overcast skies

    University of British Columbia researchers have found a cheap, sustainable way to build a solar cell using bacteria that convert light to energy.

  • Passive House, Active Research

    Building an ultra-energy efficient industrial-style building in a northern climate is no easy task, but the Wood Innovation Research Laboratory (WIRL) stands as proof it can be done.

  • What Doctors Wear Really Does Matter to Patients

    Physicians may want to dig a little deeper into their closets, or grab their white coats on the way out of the operating room, if they want patients to view them favorably, according to the largest-ever study of patient preferences for doctors’ attire.

  • Unwanted legacy: Developing an easy way to detect mining's toxic leftovers

    Even decades after a mine closes, people in surrounding communities can face serious health risks from drinking contaminated water.

  • Embracing ‘citified’ agriculture means rethinking land use priorities

    Community gardens, the feel-good darlings of the growing season, are great for raising awareness about sustainability—but they’re just scratching the surface of a much larger harvest, according to a University of Alberta researcher.

  • 'Air garden' provides fresh salad greens steps from Village Center dining tables

    A new aeroponic garden in the University of Coloardo (Boulder) Village Center Dining and Community Commons is the first in the nation to provide students, staff and faculty with fresh salad greens grown on site in a high-tech greenhouse attached to a dining hall.

  • Colour us impressed

    When it comes to paint, there are two main types people can chose from, latex or oil-based. But now, a new option has been developed at Queen’s University that promises a more environmentally-friendly choice.

  • Equipping Engineers to Discover the Future of Wood Buildings

    The federal government is investing nearly $800,000 to pay for new equipment at the University of Northern British Columbia’s Wood Innovation Research Laboratory (WIRL) in downtown Prince George.

  • Space Gardener - Meet the scientist who wants to use GoPro cameras to grow food on Mars

    Whether it was Rubik's Cubes, Sudoku or riddles, Nicole Beisel loved puzzles as a kid. Not much has changed. But these days the University of Florida doctoral student works with a lot more pieces and the stakes are higher. Much higher. Think Mars.

  • Will automated indoor farming provide a solution to food insecurity in 2050?

    Food literally makes up who you are. This is nothing profound, but it’s surprising how easy it can be to forget. Thankfully, there are people at the University of Calgary who have developed a course program to remind us of that fact.

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