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Seven projects in the Yukon are receiving money from a federal grant designed to help better understand the impacts COVID-19 is having on the territory.

Omicron will hit home for all of us. i canceled most of my holiday plans. he said its spreading faster than any virus in history and it will soon be in every country in the world. the big unknown is how sick it makes you. we need to take it seriously until we know more about it, even if its only half as severe as delta, it will be the worst surge we have seen so far because it is so infectious. again, this is from someone who chooses his words especially on covid, and who knows so much about vir...

Increased commitment to pastoral care and mentoring of students, as well as training of university supervisors, has been key. Both elements have

While chatbots and self-driving cars are some of the most widely recognised applications for artificial intelligence (AI), machine-learning technologies have made a decisive mark in the scientific world. Click to read more...

"In the case of Ukraine, the PR effect of the use of drones and their impact on poorly organized separatist forces pose a threat to Russia," analyst Anton Mardasov told Newsweek.

Improving sustainability and using digital technologies to boost productivity are among the focus areas of a new five-year research program launched b...

Study of millions of people from diverse ancestral groups substantially improves identification of genomic variants associated with blood lipid levels

Manitoba Infrastructure announced a decision that made a Tennessee man’s day on Tuesday....

Scientists have selectively shaded bleached corals on the Great Barrier Reef – gaining critical in-field data to inform future large-scale

L-R) Epworth HealthCare surgeons Brett Knowles, Sam Ellis and Alistair Rowcroft An Australian-first study is looking at whether electrical charges