Science Cafe

Science Café Recording | From proton to picture to party tricks with Avery Berman

Science Café Recording | From proton to picture to party tricks with Avery Berman

Science Café Recording | Sports Analytics: What makes a great basketball shot? with Olivier Chabot

Science Café Recording | Sports Analytics: What makes a great basketball shot? with Olivier Chabot

Science Café Recording | How physicists and artists search for dark matter

Science Café Recording | How physicists and artists search for dark matter

Science Café Recording | Sugar and the Hungry Brain with Neuroscientist Melissa Chee

Science Café Recording | Sugar and the Hungry Brain with Neuroscientist Melissa Chee

Science Café Recording | A New Generation of Blood Donors: Challenging inequities in donor screening...

Science Café Recording | A New Generation of Blood Donors: Challenging inequities in donor screening policies

Science Café Recording | Could Yellowstone Erupt With Catastrophic Global Consequences? (Possibly. Not Likely!)

Science Café Recording | Could Yellowstone Erupt With Catastrophic Global Consequences? (Possibly. Not Likely!)

Online Science Café – Probing the Infinitesimal to the Infinite with the ATLAS Experiment at...

Online Science Café – Probing the Infinitesimal to the Infinite with the ATLAS Experiment at the CERN Large Hadron Collider

One of the goals of particle physics is to explain the structure of matter at the smallest distance scales. For decades, the properties of the basic building blocks of matter... More

Online Science Café – A Gut Feeling About Stress

Online Science Café – A Gut Feeling About Stress

In this online Science Café recorded March 10, 2021 Carleton Neuroscience Professor Alfonso Abizaid talks about stress and how, under some circumstances, stress can increase appetite and alter our metabolism... More

Online Science Café – Creating a “Landscape of Practice” to Advance Trauma and Violence-Informed Physical...

Online Science Café – Creating a “Landscape of Practice” to Advance Trauma and Violence-Informed Physical Activity

The health and wellness benefits of physical activity are recognized globally, with the World Health Organization recommending that adults 18 years and older should do at least 150-300 minutes of... More

Online Science Café – Join Hanane Hadj-Moussa to explore how natural gene silences could solve...

Online Science Café – Join Hanane Hadj-Moussa to explore how natural gene silences could solve human problems

Our body relies on the coordination of thousands of molecules to regulate virtually all biological functions, with microRNAs emerging as a ‘master controller’. MicroRNAs are short RNAs which do not... More

Online Science Café – Watch Prof. Argel Aguilar-Valles Discuss the Workings of Novel Antidepressants

Online Science Café – Watch Prof. Argel Aguilar-Valles Discuss the Workings of Novel Antidepressants

More than 1/3 of patients diagnosed with major depression do not respond to traditional antidepressant treatments, such as serotonin reuptake inhibitors. Recently, ketamine was approved for the treatment of those... More

Online Science Café – Join Sean Landsman for an Exploration of Migratory Fishes as Ecosystem...

Online Science Café – Join Sean Landsman for an Exploration of Migratory Fishes as Ecosystem Service Providers

When we think of migratory fish, most conjure up images of bright red sockeye salmon darting past grizzly bears in the Pacific Northwest. And while sockeye salmon, and indeed all... More