Fridays on Earth - Tripti Bhattacharya, Syracuse University
Being a Scientist: AI, Publishing, Careers & Mentorship (Day 1)
Science Skills Development Days is a new professional development event for graduate students in the Faculty of Science. The inaugural theme, Being a Scientist: AI, Publishing, Careers & Mentorship, brings together graduate students from across the faculty to explore important questions in scientific training and career development.
Event McGill Chemical Society Seminar Series- François P. Gabbaï: Carbenium ligands in transition metal and main group chemistry
This presentation will focus on our endeavors in the chemistry of ambiphilic platforms featuring a carbenium ion as the electron-poor functionality. Our studies of such platforms as ligands for transition metals will showcase their ability to support unusual metal-to-carbon dative interactions and influence the catalytic and photoredox properties of the transition-metal center.
The Foundation Series: Skills for Managing Test Anxiety
The Foundation Series is a series of 4 short skill-based workshops for academic success with a particular focus on mental health and well-being. Come ask your questions, learn new skills, and find out what resources are available to students! Each session is 45 minutes. Sign up for 1 or all 4.
Being a Scientist: AI, Publishing, Careers & Mentorship (Day 2)
Science Skills Development Days is a new professional development event for graduate students in the Faculty of Science. The inaugural theme, Being a Scientist: AI, Publishing, Careers & Mentorship, brings together graduate students from across the faculty to explore important questions in scientific training and career development.
Nebulæ
In Nebulæ, harpist Valérie Milot takes the audience on a lighthearted journey through the cosmos, from ancient myths to the astronomical discoveries made possible by today's technology. Blending music, storytelling and astronomical imagery with a generous dose of humour, this solo show makes big questions about our place in the universe surprisingly approachable. A playful and poetic evening where the harp meets the stars, and curiosity is the only requirement.
Fridays on Earth - Magali Rizza, Université du Québec à Montréal
Chemical Society Seminar Series-Cynthia J. Burrows, The Fenton Reaction in Cells: New Surprises for DNA and RNA (Purves Lecture)
Oxidative and nitrosative stress in cells result in DNA and RNA damage due to formation of reactive oxygen and nitrogen species (ROS and RNS). These free radicals, principally CO3•¯and NO• plus NO2•, react selectively at G and C nucleobases, respectively.
TALK - Global China and the Geographies of Knowledge
We are delighted to welcome Dr. Han Cheng, Senior Research Scholar, (Max Planck Institute for the History of Science) for an academic talk that will explore the spatial politics of Chinese social science inquiry into “development,” “area,” geography, and anthropology! Title: Global China and the Geographies of Knowledge
Startup Finances
In this workshop, you'll learn how venture capitalists (VCs) typically value an early-stage innovation-driven venture. To do that we'll go through and give examples on how to forecast sales and how to set pricing, how to forecast expenses and how to figure out the amount of capital needed to finance your business. We'll also explore some of the more common sources of cash from both public institutions and private organisations.
13th Annual Trottier Symposiums on Sustainable Engineering, Energy and Design
The 13th Trottier Symposium will feature Dr. Jeff Dahn, one of the world's leading battery researchers and a pioneering developer of the lithium-ion battery. As a Professor Emeritus at Dalhousie University, Dr.
Fridays on Earth - Ginny Catania, University of Texas at Austin
The Foundation Series: Skills for Building Atomic Habits
The Foundation Series is a series of 4 short skill-based workshops for academic success with a particular focus on mental health and well-being. Come ask your questions, learn new skills, and find out what resources are available to students! Each session is 45 minutes. Sign up for 1 or all 4.
Virtual TISED’s Master of Engineering Program – Info Session - November
Date:November 26 2026 | Time: 12:00PM | Zoom (link will be provided closer to the date)
FOCUS & FLOW: For Master's Students in the Faculty of Science
Focus & Flow is a monthly two-hour co-working session for Master's students in the Faculty of Science. Whether you're working on coursework, research, writing, data analysis, or thesis-related tasks, this dedicated space offers time to make meaningful progress alongside peers.