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'I choose to be a cyborg': Why I implanted computer chips in my hands
Cyborgs are people with additional technological hardware connected to their bodies. (Shutterstock) Tamara P Banbury, Carleton University I have computer…
STEM learning should engage students' minds, hands and hearts
Our educational systems should be doing more to ensure STEM classrooms are places where relevant inquiry pertaining to real-life issues…
A call to decolonize business schools, including our own
As statues topple, business schools must begin seriously decolonizing. (Piqsels) Dara Kelly, Simon Fraser University and Jordyn Hrenyk, Simon Fraser…
How mobile shopping habits differ around the world, from Brazil to Australia
Research show comfort levels, value perceptions and motivations when it comes to m-commerce differ depending on whether consumers live in…
Technology and planning help museums manage outdated exhibitions
This Jonkeria, an extinct animal from the Karoo that’s much older than the dinosaurs, was among the features of the…
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Nigerian scientists have identified seven lineages of SARS-CoV-2: why it matters
Nigerian scientists are working to better understand coronavirus. African Center of Excellence for Genomics of Infectious Disease Christian Happi, Redeemer's…
South African universities need to know why students' suicide risk is so high
Shutterstock Jason Bantjes, Stellenbosch University An estimated 800,000 people die by suicide globally each year. It’s the second most common…
Facebook, YouTube moves against QAnon are only a first step in the battle against dangerous conspiracy theories
Romanian supporters of the QAnon conspiracy theories shout slogans against the government’s measures to prevent the spread of COVID-19 infections,…
Low funding for universities puts students at risk for cycles of poverty, especially in the wake of COVID-19
Particularly during an economic crisis, graduating from university should not sentence students to a lifetime of debt. (Shutterstock) Tracy Smith-Carrier,…
Meet Kelvin Odartei, Ghana’s young creative genius who built his own car at 14
In Kelvin Odartei’s young days when he was walking around, picking empty containers and scrap metals to build small vehicles…
