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Earth & Environment

Project Log #3: PHP and Databases

New week, new ideas.

Jason helping Mohamed with soldering to a sensor

Earth & Environment

Project Log #2: Programming and Sensors

In my first post, I wrote about the first step in my challenge to build a weather station for the Canada Aviation and Space Museum - which was to get the Raspberry Pi and the Arduino communicating. The next step in the project was to connect the weather sensors, and have them output real measurements.

The front of the Canada Aviation and Space Museum

Earth & Environment

Project Log #1: Raspberry Pi & Arduino

To be honest, I was not completely sure what I would be doing in my internship here at the Canadian Aviation and Space Museum. There had been mentions of a cool project, but I really had no idea what I was getting into.

View of the nose of the CRJ-200

An Amazing Flight over Canada Day

Most Canadians wend their way to their favourite spot to celebrate this great country on its namesake day, Canada Day. My spot is the Canada Aviation and Space Museum, which I ran as Director General (DG) for almost eight years. I have only recently returned to the fold as VP of Business Development for Ingenium, a role that includes developing great collaborations. This Canada Day, however, brought with it an amazing bonus. Not only was I to see so many Canadians enjoying the Museum, now run by

Students at Maupeltuewey Kina'matno'kuom, an elementary school (primary to 8) located in Membertou.

Visit to Membertou, Cape Breton

David Pantalony, PhD

Ingenium: Canada's Museums of Science and Innovation

A group of young citizen scientists test water quality.

Water Rangers: Putting water quality testing into the hands of citizen scientists

Cassidy Swanston

Canada Science and Technology Museum

Kat Kavanagh is the co-founder and executive director of Water Rangers, a citizen science project that brings education and water quality testing to the public. The Ingenium Channel sat down with her — over the phone, as she was away doing water testing at her cottage — to learn about Water Rangers and what it means to be a citizen scientist.

Alexa, a Canadienne dairy cattle calf, laying down in the calf barn at the Canada Agriculture and Food Museum.

Alexa: 400 Years of History, and an Uncertain Future

Cédric Brosseau

Ingenium Canada

A short post on the history and current status of the Canadienne dairy cattle breed.

A selection of apiculture journals in the Rare Books Collection at Canada Science and Technology Museum.

Apiarist Ambitions: Subscription Incentives in the Canadian Bee Journal

Guest writer, McGill University

When the going gets tough, I get this vision: I’ll pick up my life, buy a plot of land in the countryside, and take up apiculture. That’s right: beekeeping.

Thermal imaging: Effective for diagnosing our four-legged friends

Molly McCullough

Ingenium - Canada's Museums of Science and Innovation

Horses, like humans, are susceptible to all sorts of health concerns. Vets use diagnostic tools and tests – which range from incredibly simple to exceptionally high tech – to try to determine exactly what’s wrong.

the entire group of attendees gathered together for a picture

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Seeking equality: Women in Planetary Science and Exploration Conference

Jesse Rogerson, PhD

Canada Aviation and Space Museum

Imagine standing up in front of a room full of people and openly discussing feelings of vulnerability, fear, anger and pain. In my view, that’s an incredible act of bravery - and I was honoured to hear some of those brave personal accounts from the participants at the Women in Planetary Science and Exploration Conference (WPSE2018), which took place Feb 17-18, 2018 in Toronto, Canada. When it comes to the fields of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM), women, people of colour, the

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