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New research by Patricia Corcoran suggests that plastic pellets accumulating in our rivers, Great Lakes and shorelines may be turning our pristine playground into a toxic nightmare.
In this video, Mark Aboud speaks about his path from graduating with a Western computer science degree to Managing Director of SAP Canada and then giving back.
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Western News - Way's forest research rooted in new CFI funding
Western News - Meteorite impact craters may have hosted early life on Earth
Western News - 'Big data' partnership paying early dividends
Western News - Eight Western projects fueled by consortium
London Free Press - Deep-freeze takes toll on cuddly critters
Science - ScienceShot: Meteorite Impacts Could Have Fostered Life on Early Earth
Metro News London - Western University prof digs into mega menace of plastic pellet pollution
CTV News London - Beekeepers tallying their losses amid talks with premier
Global News - Decreased funding hurts highway maintenance road workers say
CTV News London - Search for meteor fragments
CBC News - Fireball explodes over Yellowknife
CBC News - Zircon crystal is oldest piece of Earth ever found
London Free Press - Blood types affect transplant wait times
Ottawa Citizen - False hope: Deep freeze poses no threat to tree-munching emerald ash borer
London Free Press - NASA awards kudo to London graduate student
CTV News London - Western research helping understand the unconscious brain
Le Figaro - Des orages de sable chaud et de fer en fusion sur des étoiles « froides »
London free Press - Western professor helps discover failed stars, known as brown dwarfs, contain violent, planet-size storms
Prof. Pauline Barmby accepting the 2014 Bucke Prize certificate from Western's Provost, Janice Deakin.
Dr. Bryan Neff (left) thanks 2014 Nerenberg Lecturer Dr. Matt Strassler for his talk on the 50 Year Quest for the Higgs Boson.
The winners of the first annual Western Science Case Competition are, from the left, Sarah Zhu, Mathura Vithyananthan, Prof. Matt Davision presenting the award, Louise Pi, Hui (Lily) Zhou. See more at our flickr site.
Graham Thompson from Western Science's Biology Department talks about the importance of bees with CTV London's Celine Moreau. Thanks to Jeff Renaud via Instagram
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