Natasha Kumar Archive | A first heart transplant in Canada in 1968
Open in full screen mode Dr Pierre Grondin performed the first heart transplant in Canada in 1968. Radio-Canada…
Read MoreArchive | Discovering the science of Egyptology
Open in full screen mode The tomb of Pharaoh Tutankhamun was discovered on November 4, 1922. Radio-Canada Feature…
Read MoreResearchers use spectrometry to detect new drugs
Open in full screen mode Allen Custance, the head of Get Your Drugs Tested , uses an infrared…
Read MoreArchive | For a century, Canadians have been at the forefront of the fight against diabetes
Open in full screen mode It was in 1921 that Frederick G Banting and John James Rickard MacLeod…
Read MoreArchive | Miguasha: the treasures of a UNESCO heritage site
Open in full screen mode The “Elpistostege” fossil, which lived 380 million years ago, marks the transition between…
Read MorePrehistoric migrations from China to the American continent better understood
Open in full screen mode Scientists have long believed that the inhabitants of Siberia were the sole ancestors…
Read MoreThe usefulness of a mysterious fragment of staked bone revealed by experimental archeology
Open in full screen mode Different shots of the leather cutting board made from a fragment of large…
Read MoreHomo sapiens would indeed come from several populations across Africa
While it is generally established that modern humans originated in Africa, there are still some uncertainties about the…
Read MoreThe harmful effects of “biological memories” reversed over two generations
At the crossroads of epigenetics, psychiatry and pharmacology, a Quebec study will perhaps lead to a simple treatment…
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