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[Profile] Felix Cormier, Marcel Georgin, Stephen Koelbl, and Robert Oda, development and characterization of a directional gamma-ray detector

Researchers dream about projects that go perfectly – protocols that work on the first attempt, equipment that doesn’t break, and results that…

felix cormier, gamma ray, marcel georgin, Robert Oda, Stephen Koelbl

[Profile] Jenna Hotton, synaptic characterization of the DCN circuit

Generally speaking, most people think of what is referred to as the cerebral cortex when they think of the brain.…

Crickets, cheese, and computers: Ampersand 2014

Interdisciplinary is hailed as the next big thing in academia and problem-solving. Bringing together two different disciplines and the perspectives…

alain tascan, alison sinclair, ampersand, artsci, basic, christina agapakis, hadi adel, jakub dzamba, jeff dungen, ovidiu mija

McGill students’ astronomy club: Out of this world

Between the COSMOS series, recently reintroduced with Neil deGrasse Tyson as host, and the BICEP2 discovery, the realm beyond our atmosphere has…

astromcgill, astronomy, avital drucker, cosmos, mcgill students astronomy club, space

[Photo] The Borexino Experiment

“BOREXino” refers to an experiment performed by an international collaboration centered on solar neutrino physics. Neutrinos are released in radioactive…

borexino, gran sasso, light concentrator, neutrino, scintillator, solar neutrino physics

[Photo] Bikini (Atoll)

What do a popular bathing suit style and a nuclear testing site have in common? Their name. Fun fact: “Bikini”…

bathing suit, bikini, bikini atoll, marshall islands, nasa, us army

Summer Opportunities 101

Are you looking for a summer internship or job? Searching and applying for your first work experience is no easy…

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Infinity Series II: Zero volume with infinite surface area

Ascending and Descending (M. C. Escher, Lithograph, 1960). This is the second entry of the “Infinity Series”, which will introduce…

Infinity, Mathematics, McGill, Menger Sponge, Shunsuke Katayama

[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,…

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,…

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

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