Innovating Canada
STEM
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Pandemic Proves That Bioscience Is Booming in Manitoba
Bioscience research, including crucial work on COVID-19 treatments, is thriving in the heart of Canada, and BAM has launched a newsletter to highlight it.
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3 Ways Work-Integrated Learning Will Help Biotech Thrive
Work-integrated learning programs can help biotech companies attract and retain the talent they need to innovate. BioTalent Canada helps companies adapt.
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Could Canada Be Losing Its Status as a Leader in New Medicine Launches?
Canada may be losing its status as a top global destination for new medicine launches. Why, and how can we keep up? Life Sciences Ontario explains.
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The Company at the Forefront of the Genetic Medicine Revolution
Vancouver-based Precision NanoSystems Inc. is a leading supplier of genetic vaccine and therapeutic manufacturing technologies and services.
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How Biotech is Changing the Way We Make Stuff
An increase in federal funding for engineering biology could give Canada an edge on innovative manufacturing initiatives.
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Why Biogas Is the Natural Next Step for Canadians
Jennifer Green from the Canadian Biogas Association shares her expertise on the biogas industry’s role in Canada and a clean-energy future.
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Women in STEM
Industry leaders united with inspiring stories of passion, persistence, and success. Learn about the possibilities STEM holds for Canadian girls and women.
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Foster a Gender-Equal STEM Sector in Canada: 3 Essential Steps
We need to open the doors to STEM for women and Two Spirit, trans, and non-binary people. Here’s 3 ways to break the gender barriers in STEM.
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No Lab? No Problem! 4 Ways to Explore Science at Home
The Canadian Association for Girls In Science shares their top science activities for kids to try at home — STEM fun is just a few household items away!
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Women at the Forefront of Research at the University of Regina
Women interested in STEM have opportunity to work under the mentorship of high-quality female researchers at the University of Regina.
