Year: 2024
The elephantine memories of food-caching birds | The New Yorker
‘At 98, I wouldn’t be so sharp without puzzles’: Do crosswords and quizzes really boost your brain power? | The Guardian
Expert insight: What Chrystia Freeland’s resignation means
Resignation comes weeks after steady reporting of internal strife and a looming cabinet shuffle
Ivey researcher explores brand nicknames
Zhe Zhang explains why brands shouldn’t use the nicknames coined by consumers
The psychology of holiday shopping | CBC London
How To Combat Imposter Syndrome By Developing Character | Forbes
Experts available on federal politics
Western University has the following experts available to media on the state of federal politics
Experts available on nutrition and wellness heading into the New Year
‘Tis the season for holiday feasts and thinking about healthy habits for the new year
How VR is changing the way we watch sports | The Globe and Mail
Forest excursions in Newfoundland unite fans of fungi with the experts who document and preserve our natural heritage | The Globe and Mail
Experts on FIFA hosts, interest rates, and guns and intimate partner violence
Western University experts are available on the FIFA picks for the World Cup, interest rates and the role of gun control in intimate partner violence