We get a lot of questions about how one turns a passion for art and science into a job! So we've decided to speak to a few of the most...

Inspired by the Pokémon collectible trading cards of their childhood, University of Toronto biomedical communications students Shehryar...

A project several DTC members (Patrick, Naomi and Molly) participated in is raising funds for Black & Indigenous civil rights...

Ovarian cancer is known as the silent killer because people with ovaries often can have the disease for a long time before it is...

Happy Pride Day and Pride Month! We are grateful that we get to work with such a diverse and wonderful group of artists, scientists, and...

Natasha: " I always enjoy being a part of that [the publications] story, because often they’re communicating some really cool research."...

This week on the show, I’m talking with Sarah Nersesian, a PhD researcher who pursues many passions and interests in life, while...

Visual art has a long history in research and teaching of science and medicine. Artistic renditions are key in the study of anatomy and,...

Environmental health professionals work to protect and to improve public health by identifying, assessing, tracking, preventing and...

MindMapBC is a mental health service finder which helps people locate appropriate and accessible mental health services. Launched in late...

As winners of the 2020 CES Student Evaluation Case Competition, the team from Simon Fraser University was invited to represent Canada in...

This video depicts an e. coli bacteria using its flagella to propel through its environment. It is based off observations made while...

It all began when Sarah chose science over art school. She earned an undergraduate degree in Biomedical Sciences and a master’s degree in...

Sarah Nersesian, who's leaving for medical school at Dalhousie University in the fall, also saw a business opportunity in education. Her...