Interesting canadian astro-research

Friday 17th of July 2009 | Steve Germann

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I found out about some web content that will be interesting to some HAA members.
Canadian astronaut Dr. Dave Williams has documented some of his research, and it appears here
with some other distinguished canadian researchers and their work.

A lecture by the Canadian Astronaut Dr. Dave Williams, Up or Down ? The body?s plasticity in exploring inner and outer space, is also available for a limited time as a podcast here

http://blogs.mcgill.ca/science/2009/05/19/dave-williams-explores-inner-and-outer-space/

Playback of the lectures will require installing Microsoft Silverlight (a program similar to adobe flash player).

Lectures by renowned scientists and a Canadian astronaut on the latest developments in astronomy, space exploration and astrophysics are now available as webcasts here

http://www.mcgill.ca/science/mini/webcast/

These lectures are from Mini-Science 2009 To Infinity and Beyond: Space, Stars and the Universe held April 1 ? May 13, 2009. Mini-Science is a public lectures series organized each Spring by the Faculty of Science at McGill University.

For more information about Mini-Science please check out the website

http://www.mcgill.ca/science/mini/