The Canadian Journal of Science Communication

Create-a-thon Pieces

• Too Heavy to Move? The Real Weight of Bias When Bias becomes a burden, physical activity feels impossible

  Jazz Jabbar

  4-6

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• Biologging Taking the Lab into the Field

  Jared Shaftoe

  7-8

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• How Artificial Intelligence is Revolutionizing Crop Yield Prediction

  Faith Akinyemi

  9-12

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• Challenging the Myths: How Media Normalizes Space Colonization

  Zara Zaman

  13-19

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• Reshaping Self-Identity Through Memory Replay

  Aidan Steeves

  20-22

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• How rare earths metals power our future — and the risks we must consider

  Valentina Mazzotti

  23-30

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• Staying on TRACK in Family Partnership: Guiding Challenging Conversations Between Researchers and Family Partners

  Madeleine Matthews, Tanya Chute-Nagy, Clara Jordan

  31-35

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• Rester CALME en Partenariat: Orienter les Conversations Difficiles Entre Chercheurs et Partenaires Familiaux.

  Madeleine Matthews, Tanya Chute-Nagy, Clara Jordan; Martine Couture

  36-40

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• What Happens When We Don’t Count Women: The Hidden Hormonal Toll of the Modern Diet

  Bhavana Soma

  41-52

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• How publicly funded research preserves scientific integrity

  Katherine Myers

  53-62

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• “My TriFIT Journey”: A study summary report for child and adolescent participants

  Sarah da Silva

  63-69

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