Anne Winkes has been fascinated by great blue herons since she first saw one standing perfectly still, waiting for a vole to pop out of its hole, in a field outside Conway in the winter of 1968. Some ...

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The Salish Sea and its wild inhabitants face a host of threats, from pollution and overfishing to habitat loss and invasive species, not to mention climate change. “In conservation work, there’s often ...

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This lecture is open to the public, no registration required. Professor Jessica Larsen began her academic career at the University of Virginia, obtaining her BS in Chemical Engineering in 2012. She ...

While some students and staff are campaigning to save lectures from the chopping block, others in the sector say the train has already left the station and the future of universities is online as ...

Abstract: This article has attempted to answer the question "What is a Savitky-Golay filter?" in terms that will be familiar to the DSP community and readers of IEEE Signal Processing Magazine. This ...

PDFs are one of the most widely used file formats in education, business, and everyday digital life. But what happens when you need to add comments, annotations, or reminders to a PDF? Whether you’re ...

The 2025 B.C. Lee Lecture by Congressman John Moolenaar (R-MI) will explore decades of U.S. engagement with China, fueled by trade and manufacturing policies that empowered the Chinese Communist Party ...

When Cincinnati Reds manager Terry Francona gathers those close to him around an aluminum pole on Dec. 23 to celebrate Festivus, he’ll have several grievances from this week to air. The Reds left ...

Employers in British Columbia will no longer be permitted to demand sick notes from employees for short-term illnesses, under proposed legislative changes aimed at freeing up time for health ...

British Columbians who come down with a cold or other minor illness won’t need to show a doctor’s note to their employer, if new provincial legislation is approved. B.C. Labour Minister Jennifer ...