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The dilemma in scientific literature: “An essential ocean of knowledge, in which floats an alarming amount of junk”    March 19, 2025

Mark Lowey
When sharing is not caring    January 11, 2023

Leah Geller
Taking stock of young people's outlook on science and technology    June 29, 2022

Tim Lougheed
The Short Report – Jan 27, 2021: Clinical trials for first made-in-Canada vaccine begin; a first-of-its-kind carbon capture cement study launches in Edmonton, and more.    January 27, 2021

Cindy Graham
COVID science has created a sea of bad data, conflicting results and exaggerated headlines. We can do better. November 25, 2020

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COVID science has created a sea of bad data, conflicting results and exaggerated headlines. We can do better. November 25, 2020

Lawrence Zhang
COVID science has created a sea of bad data, conflicting results and exaggerated headlines. We can do better. November 25, 2020

Robert D. Atkinson
COVID science has created a sea of bad data, conflicting results and exaggerated headlines. We can do better. November 25, 2020

COVID science has created a sea of bad data, conflicting results and exaggerated headlines. We can do better. November 25, 2020

Roseann O'Reilly Runte
Growing mistrust for science requires strong action from the government September 23, 2020

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