natural sciences
Dead galaxies, live signals: Astronomers uncover a fast radio burst’s surprising location
McGill astronomers place FRB 20240209A in a region of space associated with a 'dead' galaxy, one that is no longer forming stars Astronomers studying the origins of enigmatic fast radio bursts (FRBs) have made a groundbreaking discovery that could transform our understanding of the universe's most powerful and mysterious signals.
Researchers link mysterious cosmic signals to collapsed stars
McGill-led research team's findings point to neutron stars as the probable source of fast radio bursts, one of the universe's most perplexing phenomena An international team of scientists led by McGill researchers has provi
Math to decipher how machine learning works
Western researchers have developed a novel technique using math to understand exactly how neural networks make decisions - a widely recognized but poorly understood process in the field of machine learning.
10 additional inventions you didn’t know came from Waterloo
Waterloo researchers, students and alumni tackle challenges through cross-disciplinary collaboration, developing creative solutions with global impact.
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Reflections of 2024: Celebrating success, innovation and community at Ontario Tech University
