Social media and mental health
Bell Let’s Talk Day is here, so let’s take a moment to talk about what is often a big culprit in our negative mental health experiences: social media.
Tag: Science & Technology
‘Eye’ need a break!
The effects of excessive screen time on our optical health may go unnoticed. From eye strain and dry eyes to more serious impacts, being in front of a screen for most of the day can certainly do some damage.
Professor Eric Hessels receives medal for lifetime achievement in physics
Dr. Hessels, who has been a leader in the field of physics for over 30 years, has found the most precise measurement of the proton ever recorded.
Project Amber: hit or miss?
Google’s parent company attempts a promising technology designed to aid in mental health, but not without its fair share of issues along the way.
Web-based tool out of York’s Dahdaleh Institute for Global Health evaluates safe drinking water
The SWOT will be able to ensure water is safe for consumption in the most globally vulnerable locations.
York scientists help find “hell” planet with oceans of molten lava
Researchers discovered that the planet has a cycle similar to Earth’s water cycle, where it rains rocks.
Oxygen on Mars?
Will we ever live to see breathable oxygen on Mars? A device by NASA called MOXIE might have something to say about it.
Schulich professor receives Award of Excellence for developing global COVID-19 dashboard
Professor Murat Kristal receives prestigious award for work on analytics dashboard.
University 101
New course offers first-year students the opportunity to learn about university life.
The good, the bad, and the Moodle
Remembering Moodle not for what it was, but how we used it.