3 reasons to compete in Dalhousie University's @FallingWallsLab 3-minute pitch competition: ✈️ Chance to win a trip to Berlin. 💵 Cash prizes (1st=$1,000 / 2nd=$500 / Peoples’ Choice=$250). 🌟 Experience of a lifetime! Sign up by June 28. 🔗 dal.ca/news/2024/06/2…

Have a research-based idea to make the world a better place? We could send you to Berlin to share it with the world at the @FallingWallsLab 3-minute pitch competition. The deadline to enter is tomorrow! Details: ow.ly/ZHio50SpjJW

Our research is thriving with inclusive impact. Read the new 2023-24 Report on Research & Innovation to see how our scholars are putting ideas into action and generating innovations that have the power to transform our lives: ow.ly/13M150SpYrs

shorturl.at/0dod4 Discover the transformative potential of #AI & #IoT in animal farming Agricultural technologies enhance #Sustainability improve #AnimalWelfare predictive decision-making in #livestock production. #digital #agriculture Andrew Riley Dal Ag Campus

Backed by a $2.5M grant from Canada’s Ocean Supercluster, the Dal-led Building Bridges research project is hardwiring the AI revolution and the ocean sector by empowering researchers and industry with new digital tools to gather, analyze and share data: ow.ly/1TJB50StEXw

Canadians will learn more about their lung health and how to improve it thanks to a $3.5-million grant from the Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR) for Dalhousie’s Dr. Sanja Stanojevic and a national team of researchers: ow.ly/IUJa50SFgBB

Contacts for colour blindness? Learn how Halifax-based @ColoursmithLabs with support from CDL-Atlantic at Dal, is helping people see the world more vividly! Details: ow.ly/oYU750SWTsa (🏷️ Creative Destruction Lab (CDL), @dalinnovates)

The The Royal Society of Canada (RSC), a fellowship that gathers the brightest minds from across the country, has welcomed two new members from Dalhousie Science , Dr. Mark Stradiotto, and Dr. Kate Sherren! ow.ly/CVee50TfnQp

A key point missing in a lot of post debate analysis is that Trump’s claim about immigrants eating pets almost perfectly syncs up to the piano in the Peanuts theme song.

A pretty fantastic night of ideas. A lot of fun if you have the chance to check it out!

Some of Atlantic Canada's brightest minds will share their ideas to make the world a better place at the Dal-hosted Falling Walls Lab pitch competition on Tuesday, Sept. 17, part of Dal Innovation Week 🧠 Learn more and register to attend: bit.ly/47l6oct

You’re invited to the Falling Walls Lab competition. The event will bring together young innovators from Atlantic Canada, making the case for why their breakthrough idea has the potential to change the world for the better, in just 3 minutes. Details: ow.ly/ptiI50TmhPH

Learn how DAL INNOVATES helps people with the skills and desire to make a bigger impact, transform their ingenuity into tangible reality in this new Globe and Mail article. ow.ly/Zw2Z50TmQb8

Tech giants get slammed for algorithms that hook users—but the same dopamine-driving codes fuel online porn. In her new book Dalhousie legal scholar Dr. Elaine Craig says we need to rein in the tech of porn's powerbrokers. Emily Witt Lux Alptraum 🦋 luxalptraum.com Ruth Marcus bit.ly/3XzsUK4

Can oceans and rivers can help fight climate change? Dalhousie researchers are exploring innovative ways to harness these natural systems for carbon removal. Learn more in today's The New York Times article: ow.ly/oKLv50Tt9oK (No subscription required)

Why Are Kids Struggling with Anxiety More than Ever? bu.edu/articles/2024/…

Dal researchers and their partners have piloted the world’s first municipal-scale UV LED reactor for wastewater treatment, setting the stage for a revolution in how wastewater is treated worldwide. ow.ly/nTWY50TSRC0

Dal researchers, including Drs. Mita Dasog and Matt Margeson, have developed a floating water desalination device powered by solar energy that could help address water scarcity worldwide. It's also made with a secret ingredient: used tires.🛞 Read more: bit.ly/4f77GL8

🏆 Rita Orji Dalhousie University wins an Arthur B. McDonald Fellowship in recognition of her transformative research in personalizing persuasive technologies to enhance their societal impact and empower diverse populations. ▶️ tinyurl.com/432twpwh

A huge congratulations to Diana Rogers for winning the 2024 #ScienceBreakthrough in Emerging Talents at Falling Walls, today in Berlin! This is the second year in a row that a Dal student has taken the top spot! #DalProud