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Featured Blogs

Why are we McLovin it? How McDonald’s Manipulates our Senses With Color

Yawns: One of the Mysteries of Science

Who’s really watching? – the science behind sleep paralysis

Ocean Currents and Climate Change

Slow and Steady Wins the Race: The Ion Thruster

Is Nuclear Energy The Future?

America’s Gateway to Space: Cape Canaveral, Florida

Why Do Onions Make Us Cry?

The Reason Behind the Sniffle

The Coded Bar

The Immortal Creature Among Us

Does Doodling Help You Concentrate?

Luise Kritzelzeichnung (c) Luise von Mecklenburg-Strelitz, This work is in the public domain in its country of origin and other countries and areas where the copyright term is the author's life plus 100 years or fewer.

Restoring Lost Memories?

Ed Lorenz, and Discovery of Butterfly Effect

Illustration of a Lorenz Attractor

What Happens When You Fall into a Black Hole?

It’s Not Magic but Acoustic Levitation

Where Have All the Starfish Gone?

Heartless Humans?

Robots… Made From Frog Cells?

It takes guts (to play on gut strings)!

Colour Coding Your Notes — Is the Hassle Worth It?

Clouds: “what’s up” with them?

The puzzling world of ciphers

Debugging the Need for Vitamin D

Gifted kid burnout – the dangers of imposter syndrome

The Art of Mastery

Panama Pandemic: Bye Bye Bananas

Are Fuel Cells Actually Clean?

Can We Learn From Axolotls?

Axolotl in a tank

Fecal Microbiota Transplants: An Aid in the Treatment of Melanoma?

The Golden Ratio: Can Perfection Be Calculated?

Get Vaccinated! Hepatitis-B Vaccine Made From Yeast?

Lead: The Deadly Ancient Roman Delicacy

Smile!

Just Six Degrees of Separation

Himalayan Blackberry Taking Over Habitats

How to “Get Over” An Allergy

Self-Driving Vehicles: The Technology of the Future

Soda or Powder?

The L-Dopa Awakenings

Science Behind Yeast

Can Trauma be Passed to Future Generations?

Becoming Martians

Teleportation: Fiction or Our Future?

Schrodingers cat (c) Dhatfield, CC BY-SA 3.0

The Dangers of Plastic on Sea Turtles

Dangerously Early Classes

An explanation of induced abortion

A Terrific Table

Bacteriophages

How Animals Use Compasses to Navigate the World

How Iridescence Can Camouflage

Mars: the Most Difficult Planet to Land on

The Makings of the Slapshot – Physics on Ice

The S-S-Science in Snake Bites

Ones and Zeroes

Where are the Aliens? The Great Filter

The Birthday Paradox: A Blind Spot of Intuitive Probability

The Apple of my Pi

Dancing ‘Til Death: Understanding Mass Hysteria

Quantum Computers

Dark Forest

Bee Healthy: Pollen as a Health Aide

Is Cracking Your Knuckles Bad For You?

Boats and Buoyancy

The Impossible Invention: The Physics Behind The Airplane

A rainforest in Antarctica?

The Immune System: How do we Defend Ourselves Against Disease?

Tuberculosis, a romanticized disease

A SMART Way to Live a Healthy Life

Black Holes

Mosquitoes by the Millions

Why do We Yawn?

Artificial Gravity in Space

The Blue Whale’s Cancer Secret

Touching is Impossible

Do Solid State Batteries Have the Potential to Make Combustion Engines Obsolete?

Are our brains malleable? Neuroplasticity at a glance

Berkson’s Paradox – a Statistical Illusion

Superconductors: Electrical Superheroes

How Smart Are These New Zealand Birds?

Everything You Need to Know About Earthquakes

Unlocking the Past With Smell?

Becoming Martians Pt. 2

Can Seagrass “Neptune Balls” Help Collect Ocean Plastics?

How Can Bats Carry So Many Viruses?

1 brain, 2 minds: Cutting the corpus callosum

Peanut butter jelly time!! But hold the peanuts…

Quantum Cryptography: Quantum Key Distribution

General Adaptation Syndrome: How Our Body Responds to Stress

Summer Snow: Climate Change from Weathering with You

Why Don’t Figure Skaters Get Dizzy When They Spin?

The Science Behind Making Bread

The Rainforests in Antarctica

Why Do Batteries Have Less Capacity Over Time?

The Effect Of Food Waste On Our World

Aspirin: The Wonder Drug that Ended Tzarist Russia?

Possible Local Covid-19 Treatment

Tangle Web Spiders: The Spider Engineers

Zeno’s Dichotomy Paradox

The universe is dying, and all we can do is watch

Welcome to Future Science Leaders

Future Science Leaders is an after-school science enrichment program designed to engage curious minds with the nature of science, unleash creative potential, and build a life-long network of like-minded peers. Through meeting and interacting with experts from diverse STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art & Design, and Mathematics) fields, and hands-on experiential learning of skills inherent to the scientific process, participants will be inspired to achieve and excel in their future endeavours. For more information about the program, please visit our Science World website. To apply for the 2021-2022 program follow this link. Applications close May 1st 2021.

Our Mission

Our mission is to empower BC’s most inquisitive youth to pursue, achieve, and excel in their STEAM aspirations.

Science Communication

We believe that being able to communicate science in an understandable and relatable manner is an essential quality of a future science leader. Through FSL, our students have the opportunity to develop their science communication skills across several mediums. This website features articles written by students in Year 1 and Year 2 of our program from both our Vancouver and Surrey campuses.

Please contact us if you have any questions.

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