by Krystal Jacques | Jan 10, 2024
The Second World War (WWII) and post WWII saw an appetite for new technology and science. In particular, after WWII scientists were encouraged to conduct research for the sake of knowledge and to benefit society. However, there weren’t as many opportunities outside of...
by Laine Bodnar | Nov 2, 2023
Working in science, whether in academia or industry, can be a rewarding yet challenging experience. For women pursuing careers in these fields, there are unique considerations and issues to be mindful of. As such, the Women in Science Breakfast at the 2023 Till &...
by Kevin Robb | Oct 24, 2023
It was a strange feeling, completing my PhD defense. After immersing myself for years in a highly specific research area, the months leading up to my defense felt like a storm rolling in: my mind became increasingly clouded with technical details, emerging concepts in...
by CCRM Australia | Sep 28, 2023
This blog post was written by Jimmy Yu (see LinkedIn page) with supervision by Dr. Chih Wei Teng. Countries that responded better during the COVID-19 pandemic showed good, coordinated efforts between different government agencies and departments. Known as the...
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