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Can you imagine ‘touching’ the Sun? ☀️ The Parker Solar Probe recently completed the closest flyby of the Sun ever, flying 3.8 million miles above the surface. The spacecraft flew through the corona, which is the upper solar atmosphere, braving temperatures nearly 1,500 degrees

During this week's session, I've learned plenty about mechanical engineering, systems, and how to simulate it using hydraulics. It was amazing getting to learn the science behind these machines. Thanks to Canadian Association for Girls in Science (CAGIS) and Conestoga College for this amazing session and the kit!

Meet Dr. Irene Ayako Uchida, geneticist! Dr. Uchida was born in Vancouver to first-generation Japanese immigrants. Following high school, she studied English at the University of British Columbia. During this time, she was a member of the Japanese Canadian Citizens League and

In today's session, I've learned so much about nuclear engineering, physics--including Newton's third law, and built a Newton's cradle! Thanks so much to Canadian Association for Girls in Science (CAGIS) for this amazing session!

Congratulations to Dr. Zainab Abdurrahman (Dr. A for Allergy MD), the first Black woman President of the Ontario Medical Association (Ontario Medical Association)! Dr. Abdurrahman is a pediatric clinical immunologist as well as an allergist for patients of all ages! She attended medical school

What are these giggles about? Making our own fidget spinners! CAGIS London dove into electrical theory and wired their own fidget spinners with a resistor and LED light! Members had a great time exploring design, 3D printing, soldering, and robotics with an electrical technician

Did you know that octopi have three hearts?! 🐙 Two of their hearts, which are called the branchial hearts, pump blood to their gills where the blood picks up oxygen. The third–the systemic heart–pumps the oxygenated blood through the octopus’ body! GirlsInScience.ca/Sources/

We made Newton's Cradles in CAGIS Virtual this weekend! These amazing contraptions demonstrate conservation of energy, conservation of momentum, and friction! As you may know, energy cannot be created or destroyed, BUT it can change forms. When a ball is lifted then released,

Congratulations to Arushi Nath, former CAGIS member and recipient of the Third Grand Award in the Physics and Astronomy Category at the 75th Regeneron International Science and Engineering Fair (ISEF)! 🏆🌟 Arushi competed as part of Team Canada at the ISEF! Her project,

#STAOblog STAO #careershowcase . Quel privilège d’échanger avec Catherine McKenzie Canadian Association for Girls in Science (CAGIS) sur son parcours en STIM, sa passion pour les sciences et l’inspiration de ses enseignantes. . stao.ca/catherine-mcke…

#STAOblog STAO #careershowcase . We had the privilege of chatting with Catherine McKenzie Canadian Association for Girls in Science (CAGIS) in sharing her journey into STEMEd, love for science, and how her teachers inspired her along the way. . stao.ca/catherine-mcke…

Happy Pride Month! We celebrate our 2SLGBTQIA+ youth, role models, and volunteers! STEM is better when it is diverse! 🌈 Image: Two Spirit Feathers (deviantart.com/pride-flags/ar…) by Pride-Flags is licensed under CC BY 3.0 (creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.…) #RepresentationMatters #Pride

Meet Edith Anderson Monture, a pioneer of Indigenous healthcare and voting rights. Edith was Kanyen’kehà:ka (Mohawk), born in 1890 on the Six Nations Reserve in Ohsweken. She was a gifted student and attended day school on the reserve, receiving her high school diploma from

Did you know that giraffe’s tongues can grow up to half a metre? 🦒 Giraffes are herbivores, meaning they only eat plants. Their favourite is the acacia tree, and their long tongues help them reach leaves high in the treetops! Giraffes can eat up to 66 kg of plant material per

Meet Dr. Ayem Kirsch, a trans, non-binary, lesbian neurophysiologist. 🧠 After completing her undergraduate studies at Carleton College, Dr. Kirsch earned their PhD at the University of Southern California in Neurobiology. Their research included developmental neurobiology,

Paleontologists at the Royal Ontario Museum and Manitoba Museum discovered a 506-million-year-old fossilized predator in the Burgess Shale! This ancient predator, called Mosura fentoni, was nicknamed the “sea-moth” because of its resemblance to modern-day moths. It’s actually a