Powering Electronics with Photosynthesis
Algae may be a viable source of energy
Articles by Concordia University
Cranberries Provide Runners with an All-Natural Boost, according to New Research
Speed, blood lactate, and oxygen levels of competitive athletes all improve with daily extract consumption
Environmental Assessments Should Factor in Ecological Connectivity
Case studies of development projects reveal the benefits of thinking about biodiversity protection early in process
A Blueprint for Research Collaboration on a Large Scale
Researchers build a how-to guide for managing big team science projects
Rotten Meat Could Be Easier to Detect Thanks to a New Biosensor System
Researchers created a disposable, fast, and reliable system for identifying putrescine in beef samples
Extreme Weather Events Do Not Lead to Policy Change
Government climate action is not driven by an increasing number of disasters or soaring temperatures
The New System That Uses Sound to Alleviate Water Shortage
Concordia researchers have developed a technique to locate underground leaks with 99.5% accuracy
How Cool Roofs Can Help You Beat the Heat and Save Money
Such roofs cut energy consumption year-round, Concordia research shows
Can an iPad Help You See?
A Concordia study explores the stigma-fighting power of tablets—and their low-cost benefits for the visually impaired
New Study Puts Temperature Increases Caused by CO2 Emissions on the Map
Concordia research findings can be used to show the impact of human activity on local climate