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Ivan Semeniuk

Ivan Semeniuk

Science Reporter at The Globe and Mail Online

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  • Environment
  • Health & Medicine
  • Science

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Chasing the Northern Lights in Norway

If passengers don’t spot the auroras on their voyage, Hurtigruten cruise line offers a free second trip
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Alberta AI pioneer Richard Sutton wins coveted Turing award

Dr. Richard Sutton, together with his co-winner, Andrew Barto, is best know for helping to lay the foundations for reinforcement learning
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Canadian scientist Daniel Drucker among winners of Breakthrough Pri...

Senior investigator at Mount Sinai Hospital was one of five researchers jointly awarded US$3-million in world’s largest science prize
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Quebec startup shows progress toward practical quantum computing

Nord Quantique says it has successfully used one of its own devices to encode a form of error detection for the first time
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Canada’s Xanadu achieves worldwide first with error-resistant quant...

The chip embodies a powerful type of error-detection code in a pulse of laser light
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Ottawa’s climate adaptation, ocean protection strategies plagued wi...

Natural spaces key to sustaining species could be eliminated before their significance is fully known or appreciated, Environment Commissioner finds
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‘Spectacular’ Bruce Peninsula site to be protected from development

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First images shared from the Vera C. Rubin Observatory reveal why i...

The groundbreaking 3.2 gigapixel camera is designed to repeatedly survey the entire sky every few nights to create the first continuous movie of the cosmos at high resolution
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Why the Scopes ‘Monkey Trial’ still matters, 100 years later

A century after teacher John Scopes was tried for presenting human evolution in the classroom, a new book argues the trial has fresh relevance in today’s fraught political climate
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Rise in honeybee mortality rate coincides with stricter antibiotic ...

Honeybees may have grown dependent on the drugs as a supplement to protect them from bacterial infections, University of Guelph researcher says
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Artemis II astronauts name spacecraft ‘Integrity’ ahead of 2026 lun...

Canadian Jeremy Hansen says the crew chose the name to remind themselves of the state of mind they aim to be in during challenging circumstances