Research

Geography professor honoured for his nearly four decades of research in Canada’s North and, in particular, his investigations into permafrost and geohydrology

Chicken embryo model allows researchers to assess toxicity of environmental pollutants

Raindrops and ice forms rapidly and easily around nanosized particles of metal contaminants

Insight into way enzymes work could shape future therapeutic production

Likelihood of an abrupt increase in wildfires also noted

Annual prize awards $21 million in recognition of important achievements in Life Sciences, Fundamental Physics and Mathematics

"Les amphibiens sont le groupe de vertébrés le plus menacés au monde"

Biologist Benedikt Schmidt discusses the threats facing the world's amphibians, and why it is so important to protect them