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New research shows impacts of climate change on global economy and health will be much greater than anticipated

By Mark Lowey
New research shows the impacts of climate change on the global economy and the health of billions of people will be much greater than previous studies have found, but these impacts will be highly inequitable around the world.

Businesses and organizations need to start preparing now for the threat from quantum computers, experts say

By Mark Lowey
Companies and organizations need to prepare now to protect their data and communications systems from quantum computers that will be able to break all cryptography systems now used, experts told the qConnect conference in Calgary.

State of AI in Canada: improvements needed in commercialization, investment and adoption by businesses

By Mark Lowey
Canada is among the world leaders in artificial intelligence research and talent but lags in commercialization, investment and business adoption of AI, the heads of Canada's national AI institutes told Scale AI’s ALL IN conference.

The “best-kept-secret” in Canada’s innovation ecosystem is seeing increasing demand for its services

By Mark Lowey
They’ve been called the best-kept secret in Canada’s innovation ecosystem, but there has never been a greater demand for the services offered by college-affiliated Technology Access Centres.

Want to incorporate AI into your business? Who you gonna call?

By Mark Lowey
The AI Hub, a Technology Access Centre at Durham College, helps companies with the entire range of designing, developing, testing and deploying artificial intelligence in their business operations.

Increasing the place of science within government: Q&A with Mona Nemer, Canada's Chief Science Advisor

By Mark Lowey
Q&A with Dr. Mona Nemer, PhD, Canada's Chief Science Advisor on her top priorities for her new third term, forthcoming reports from the Office of the Chief Science Advisor, how Canada's scientific landscape has changed, and her greatest satisfactions and challenges as Chief Science Advisor.

Expert panel offers suggestions on how to fix the decline in U.S. science

By Mark Lowey
Following the National Academy of Sciences’ inaugural address on the state of U.S. science, expert panelists offered their takeaways and potential solutions to fix the decline in U.S. science.

Lack of quantum talent in Canada threatens to slow progress on quantum computing: report

By Mark Lowey
The scarcity of quantum talent in Canada globally threatens progress toward realizing a multi-billion-dollar global market in quantum computing, says a report by the Quantum Algorithms Institute.

Canada’s agri-food sector needs to accelerate adoption of innovative technologies

By Mark Lowey
Canada’s agri-food sector must step up its use of advanced technologies to achieve the expected 68-per-cent increase in global food production needed by 2050, experts told Alberta Innovates’ Inventures.

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