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Designing drones that drive as well as fly adds versatility

Flying motorcycle, anti-drones and the Concorde's successor turn heads at annual aerospace show. » Read More

Canadian engineers, inventors and scientists show talent and innovation

Canada has a proud history of innovation and has "truly punched above its weight." » Read More

U of C study looks at Canadians' willingness to embrace driverless cars

One of the key findings of the study was that it appears men over the age of 50 are more willing to embrace this technology than any other demographic. » Read More

Canadian researchers develop multimodal optical spectroscopy probe

The hand-held Raman spectroscopy probe allows surgeons to accurately detect virtually all brain cancer cells in real time during surgery. » Read More

Vancouver's EV owners face fees for using city owned charge stations

The fees range from $2 per hour plus a regular parking rate for a slow charging up to $16 per hour plus the meter rate for a fast charge. » Read More

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Designing drones that drive as well as fly adds versatility

Canadian engineers, inventors and scientists show talent and innovation

U of C study looks at Canadians' willingness to embrace driverless cars

Canadian researchers develop multimodal optical spectroscopy probe

Vancouver's EV owners face fees for using city owned charge stations

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