Cover Image: Charlotte Benard, March 2026 Article written by the McGill BioDesign AeroCellulations Team What do a smoothie maker, Dolly … More
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The pharma heroine: Frances Kelsey and the thalidomide tragedy
Cover Image: Lilly Guilbeault, January 2026 By: Sagit Yessim, Contributing Writer If you have ever taken CHEM 211, then chances … More
Cloudy skies could point to brighter days ahead
Future scientists could spray tiny particles into the atmosphere with airplanes. This technique, called stratospheric aerosol injection, would likely cause … More
AI spy with my little eye: The future role of artificial intelligence in medical diagnostics
Many healthcare workers are afraid of being replaced by AI in the workforce–but as far as we know, there’s no reason for medical practitioners to worry.
The quantum route to consciousness
A theory to explain how we are conscious which is so bizarre, it just might be true…
Space above earth is turning into a junkyard
Debris from past launches puts future space exploration at risk. For satellites and other spacecraft, space around Earth is a perilous freeway of life and death.
Mini brains in petri dishes
Neuroscientists are engineering “cerebral organoids” using pluripotent stem cells to mimic human brain development, potentially aiding in the study of neurodevelopmental disorders and brain tumors.
ChatGPT: An ethical exploration
With increasing automation of everyday tasks, how can we assess the ethics of artificial intelligence? by Lucy Mao, Contributing Writer … More
How a nucleic acid could hold the secret to preventing preeclampsia
by Sofia Reynoso, Co-Managing Editor My introduction to preeclampsia came from binge watching Downton Abbey in middle school, when (spoiler … More
Don’t deny it: Your password is terrible
by Viet Hoang We have all been down this road: you are making a new account and you need to … More
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