Lassonde researcher aims to make VR a reality

Research will help determine the safety of chronic fluoride exposure in developing brains

Instagrammable You: women and body image online

Research on Syrian refugees and depression tells powerful story of letdowns, could spur change

Trailblazing research examines virtual characters and walking style

Study on Anishinaabe ways of knowing could transform universities’ knowledge creation

Intrepid educators launch new resource for educational development

Seeking to demystify educational development as a career path, a pair of educators created a novel, online resource. They’re hoping to spur an interactive and dynamic discussion where those new to the field, or those considering this career, can gain vital insights.

Exploring a universe of mysteries: Four scientists consider how we fit into the ‘vast cosmic dance’

What are the mysteries of the 'final frontier?' Four exceptional researchers identify the most pressing questions in space exploration, planetary science and cosmology, once again demonstrating York University's leadership on an international (and perhaps cosmic) scale.

Study on Anishinaabe ways of knowing could transform universities’ knowledge creation

After winning a major grant from SSHRC, History Professor Carolyn Podruchny leads a study on Indigenous ways of knowing. This has tremendous potential to inform university-based knowledge creation and transfer, and aid in decolonizing the university.

Coming this summer: New resource for those wanting to conduct Indigenous research

The Indigenous Council will soon offer an indispensable guide for non-Indigenous researchers hoping to undertake Indigenous research. Brainstorm speaks with the curators of this information to learn more.