Ivan Semeniuk

New analysis also considers how to address other program goals beyond climate mitigation, such as benefiting species at risk and improving access to nature-based recreation

For the first time, a gene called DDX53 has been associated with the complex developmental disorder

For the first time, four Nobel laureates, including Canada’s Geoffrey Hinton, are being honoured for work directly related to artificial intelligence. If anyone still needed a sign that AI has arrived, here it is

The company demonstrated the capabilities of its technology at COP29, the United Nations climate conference currently under way in Baku, Azerbaijan

The event marks the culmination of a decade-long odyssey to bring the new $45-million laboratory into existence

Toronto’s Field’s Institute is holding a week-long symposium to celebrate the meeting’s centenary with a look back at what it meant then and a look ahead to where mathematics is going next

Ontario is putting an abrupt end to its Wastewater Surveillance Initiative this week, much to the dismay of experts who helped to build the program, and many others who use the data it provides

The Globe asked some of Canada’s top photojournalists, and its science reporter, for scenes that celebrate the beauty of this country – and for tips on how readers can capture sunlit vistas themselves

To help the wounded soldiers of the Second World War, a Canadian lab freeze-dried and mass-produced plasma through innovate methods Canada would later abandon. These scientists want to pick up where they left off

If the government fails to act, it will be hard for Canada to make the most of the billions it has invested in its research resources or to plan for the future, advocates say