In this blog, Ehsan writes about things he finds interesting and thinks those visiting would too!
Freedom of expression has been thrown around a lot lately, from university campuses to grocery stores, but do we know what it entails? Let's find out!
After attending the University of Alberta’s Pathways Learning Series workshops on "Trust & Accountability" and "Teams From Good to Great," I reflected on what separates …
Ethical dilemmas, the trolley problem being one of them, are fun to talk about, but what would we do if we were in those situations and for what reasons?
I attended a talk this morning by Dr. Patrick McDonald, a Paediatric Neurosurgeon based off of Vancouver, on the topic of disclosing conflicts of interest. He shared a lot of …
Triggers by Marshall Goldsmith is a practical guide to understanding how everyday “triggers” shape our behavior and how to build habits that actually stick. Drawing on frameworks …
The Yukon is absolutely gorgeous! Plan a trip there and use this guide! Trust me, you are gonna love it and thank me for it!
Constructive feedback could be both positive and negative and as the word itself suggests should help the person improve.
Communicating research and making sure that the general public know how scientific research is changing their lives is as much important as the end outcome.
Nonrandom selection of samples can drastically skew the results of research. Unfortunately, representations based on bias are abundant in the media.