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What’s he building in there?

What’s he building in there?

2013/02/14
by Adam Feibel, Arts Editor
News, University of Ottawa, What's he building in there?

U of O biology professor Dr. Thomas Moon studies the effects of statin concentrations in the aquatic environment in order to look deeper into water pollution caused by prescription drugs.

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What’s he building in there?—Metabolizing Christmas fat

What’s he building in there?—Metabolizing Christmas fat

2013/01/24
by Darren Sharp, Online Editor
News, What's he building in there?

We all know that obesity and type-2 diabetes are nearly epidemic in Canada and the United States but our ample aliments lead to an abundance of ailments.

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What’s he building in there?—The game of life

What’s he building in there?—The game of life

2012/11/28
by KayCie Gravelle, News Editor
News, What's he building in there?

Pieter Hofstra researches both logic and category theory in an attempt to develop a categorical approach to computability theory.

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What’s he building in there?—The quantum life

What’s he building in there?—The quantum life

2012/11/21
by KayCie Gravelle, News Editor
News, What's he building in there?

Jacob Krich was recently hired by the University of Ottawa as a researcher of high-efficiency photovoltaics and as an assistant professor in the physics department. Krich studies the ways both organic and inorganic materials can convert light into electricity.

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What’s he building in there?—Lasers, hell yeah

What’s he building in there?—Lasers, hell yeah

2012/10/10
by Tyler Shendruk, Fulcrum Staff
News, What's he building in there?

Extremely short infrared laser pulses blast through the air, tearing electrons off their atoms and creating plasma.

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What’s he building in there?—Why you should really be afraid of the dark

What’s he building in there?—Why you should really be afraid of the dark

2012/09/26
by KayCie Gravelle, News Editor
News, What's he building in there?

There’s a reason you’re afraid of monsters under your bed: As soon as you fall asleep, you’re a sitting duck.

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What’s he building in there?–Sieving and sorting cells

What’s he building in there?–Sieving and sorting cells

2012/09/06
by KayCie Gravelle, News Editor
News, What's he building in there?

The microscopic world of E. coli and other bacteria is a mixed-up place.

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What’s he building in there?–Forcing the fate of filaments

What’s he building in there?–Forcing the fate of filaments

2012/09/04
by KayCie Gravelle, News Editor
News, What's he building in there?

How did your liver cells know to specialize into a liver or your brain cells to become neurons?

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The ice that shapes the Earth

The ice that shapes the Earth

2012/03/28
by KayCie Gravelle, News Editor
News, What's he building in there?

The problem  THE GREENLAND AND Antarctic ice sheets are melting at an accelerating rate, and we’re not sure how that melting is going to change…

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Nanoengineering cyborgs

Nanoengineering cyborgs

2012/03/14
by KayCie Gravelle, News Editor
News, What's he building in there?

The problem CYBORGS AREN’T SCIENCE fiction. All around us people with pacemakers, insulin pumps, and prosthetic implants continue to live normal lives because of mechanical…

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