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A researcher tested Consensus, an AI tool marketed as “hallucination-free” for academic searches.

Researchers have discovered a direct connection between the gut microbiome and anxiety in pet dogs.

A new model helps explain gaslighting as a process that exploits trust and shapes one's reality.

Performing simple daily acts of kindness can be more effective in reducing loneliness than focusing on self-care.

Human streamers still significantly boost sales in online retail, revealing that AI-powered streamers don’t drive sales as well as humans.

Researchers and international collaborators have captured a black hole merger three times “louder” than a Nobel Prize–winning 2015 event.

Researchers have created a patient-specific organ-on-a-chip that can predict the results of individual cancer therapy.

Health workers’ decisions to provide sexual assault evidence kits were found to be influenced by bias.

Students with overprotective parents may be more vulnerable to anxiety during the transition to university.

Attacks that were once thought to target only CPUs can also compromise GPU security, the hardware powering most AI systems.

A new technique replicates microplastics in the lab, allowing scientists to better understand how they affect living organisms.

New evidence shows that hotter, drier conditions are making global food production increasingly erratic in the agricultural sector.

Engineers created a small device that generates electricity from discarded walnut shells.

A faster, more accurate way to model how pathogens disperse indoors, helping to contain outbreaks of diseases like COVID-19.

At UBC Okanagan, Dr. Leanne ten Brinke studies the science of deception. Her latest findings reveal that common “tells” like speech patterns or facial expressions don’t always hold up when spotting a liar, especially in high-stakes situations.

At the University of Waterloo, Dr. Travis Craddock is pioneering quantum neurobiology, using physics to understand the brain better and develop future treatments for neurodegenerative diseases.

A GenAI system from researchers at the University of Toronto simulates cancer genomes to improve diagnostic tools and treatment.

At the University of Waterloo, Dr. Travis Craddock is pioneering quantum neurobiology, using physics to understand the brain better and develop future treatments for neurodegenerative diseases.

At McGill University, Kuan-Wei Chen argues that the ICJ’s climate change opinion strengthens the principle of due diligence, and that this evolving duty may also guide how states and private actors govern risky activities in space.

Waterloo scientists developed an innovative treatment that harnesses a naturally occurring bacterial virus.