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SciSection

SciSection

SciSection is the #1 Science Show being produced from the center of Hamilton, in Ontario, Canada. SciSection aims to bridge the gap between individuals who may not be exposed to the same information as those studying sciences. Science is not just about chemical titrations or DNA transcription - nor is it only for that one character who wears an Einstein shirt in all those TV shows. From time to time we tend to forget that all the sciences are being studied for the betterment of us as a global population! So, we can learn and apply it to our day to day lives. We are here to remind you of that!

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SciSection

Catégorie

Science

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Dernier épisode

5 déc. 2023

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Épisodes

Probability in Science 01.07.2019

**This episode is taken from the radio version, which is originally broadcasted on CFMU 93.3 FM radio station** In this episode, we learn about the concept of probability and its mathematical application in various fields of science including the scientific method of conducting research. We also take on the Monty Hall Probelm and discuss/clarify its meaning. Listen to Sci-Section live on CFMU 93.3...

Vegeterianism 14.06.2019

*This episode has been taken from the radio version, broadcasted originally on CFMU 93.3 FM* In this episode, we talk about the different forms of a vegetarian diet such as lactovegeterianism, veganism, etc. We also talk about the benefits and harms associated with each diet. Listen to SciSection live on CFMU 93.3 FM,  Wednesdays at 6pm.   http://cfmu.ca/shows/130-sci-section  

Language (Interview with Caleb Gordon) 08.06.2019

In this episode, we learn about language. We also have an interview with Caleb Gordon, a language enthusiast and a conlanger (which is a person who makes languages). Caleb will be studying at University of Victoria in the upcoming school year.

Studying (Interview with Jill McMillan) 13.04.2019

In this episode, we talk about different study methods that can be beneficial during exam season, like Pomodoro technique. We also have an interview with Jill McMillan,  Academic skills program coordinator at McMaster University’s Student Success Centre, where we asked her about her tips for students during exam season!  **Since this show is being recorded for CFMU 93.3 radio station, al...

Caffeine 04.04.2019

 In this  episode, we look into one of the important elements of our day to day life: Caffeine. We talk about the impact of caffeine on memory and cognition and also its metabolism in our body (its influence on adenosine receptors in brain). **Since this show is being recorded for CFMU 93.3 radio station, all the music has been removed.**

Breakfast 30.03.2019

 In this episode, we look into breakfast to see if it really is the most important meal of the day. We talk about perfect healthy options for the first meal of the day and talk about breakfast in various cultures. **Since this show is being recorded for CFMU 93.3 radio station, all the music has been removed.**

Sleep 22.03.2019

In this episode, we look for reasons behind sleeping and  its influence on our function. Moreover, we look into different sleep cycles and a recent study on split-sleep schedule to see if it is  practical or not. **Since this show is being recorded for CFMU 93.3 radio station, all the music has been removed.**

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