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[Photo] What does a social network look like?

Jeffrey Heer and Danah Boyd are co-founders of the powerful program Vizster, a software which allows users to visualize online social networks in clean, … More

facebook, friendster, jeffrey heer, social network, socializing, valentines day, visualization, vizster

Infinity Series I: Finite area with infinite perimeter

This is the first entry of the “Infinity Series”, which will introduce you to the peculiar world of infinity. Today, … More

Infinity, Koch Snowflake, Mathematics, McGill, MSURJ, Shunsuke Katayama

[Photo] An augmented reality sandbox

The Augmented Reality (AR) Sandbox was created by the joint forces of the Tahoe Environmental Research Center (TERC) of the University … More

ar sandbox, augmented reality, education, geography, interactive education, keckcaves, lakeviz3d, terc, topography

Sergeant scientist: McGill’s role in military research

McGill has a long and fascinating history of pseudo-military research: for example, the CIA conducted extremely damaging experiments on depatterning … More

boeing, cfd, demilitarize mcgill, iasl, military, swpg

Apartment Hunting 101

It’s the time of the year again when we begin to consider whether we should stay at our current place … More

apartment, apartment advice, apartment hunting, lease, McGill, rent, roommate

[Photo] Tongariro Crossing, aka Mt. Doom

Tongariro Alpine Crossing is located in Tongariro National Park – New Zealand’s oldest national park and a dual cultural and … More

lord of the rings, lotr, mt doom, new zealand, Ngauruhoe, Tongariro, volcano

[Photo] Glowing catsharks: Biofluorescence at work

Anyone who has heard of GFP should know that some marine organisms – such as corals and jellyfish – can … More

biofluorescence, catshark, fish, nsf, Scyliorhinus retifer

From fly sex to lizard saliva: Why we must fund all scientific research

It is vital that we recognize the value of pushing the frontiers of knowledge, even in the most unlikely of … More

exenatide, fly sex, funding, g - Research News, golden goose award, grants, jon eng, lizard saliva, proxmire

[Photo] Your next hiking trip: Paria Canyon

The Paria Canyon-Vermilion Cliffs Wilderness is a wilderness area created by the United States Congress in 1984 to protect the … More

adam marland, arizona, canyon, paria, paria canyon, photography, vermilion cliffs

Study zones on campus

Welcome back to school! Is one of your New Year’s Resolutions to be more studious? If so, you’re probably looking … More

coffee, library, McGill, new year, study, study space

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