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As executive director of Canada's leading organization engaging youth in inquiry and investigation through science and technology, I was pleased to read in today's report from the Council of Canadian Academies that Canada's scientific enterprise is ranked fourth in the world, after the USA, UK, and Germany, by leading international scientists. As executive director of Youth Science Canada, I was pleased to read in today's report from the Council of Canadian Academies that Canada's scientific enterprise is ranked fourth in the world by leading international scientists. En savoir plus
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Deadline: Extended to May 4th, 2012 The 2012 Robotics & Innovation Competition will showcase innovations from University/college and high school students from across Canada and provide students with the opportunity to network with industry experts, scientists, engineers and academics. The competition is divided and judged in two categories; high school and University/college, and is open to all registered students. Students may enter individually or in groups of up to ten members. En savoir plus
Do you have a unique invention? Have you found a genius solution to an everyday problem? If so, inventions guru Doug Hall wants to help.
Do you have a unique invention? Have you found a genius solution to an everyday problem? If so, inventions guru Doug Hall wants to help. En savoir plus
2011 is the International Year of Chemistry (IYC 2011). It is a global celebration of the achievements of chemistry and its contributions to the well-being of humankind. Teachers and students from around the world are invited to explore one of Earth's most vital resources, water. En savoir plus
Anyone that is involved in education has heard the phrases “21st century education” and “21st century learners” ad infinitum. I don’t know their origin but these words, and more importantly, their meanings slowly crept up on us during the last decade or so. En savoir plus
