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Below the Radar explores the transformational capacity of dialogue with apiculturist, award-winning author, and SFU Professor of Biological Sciences Mark Winston. He is in conversation with host Am…

Award-winning artist, filmmaker, and activist Andrea Luka Zimmerman joins Below the Radar from the UK to speak to us about her approach to making art and films — in deep collaboration, over long…

Environmental lawyer Eugene Kung joins Below the Radar's Climate Justice & Inequality series to discuss pipeline politics in BC and the role of law in fighting the climate crisis. Eugene…

Co-Director of the Climate Justice Project at the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives, and senior economist, Marc Lee, joins Am Johal to discuss the successes and failures of Canadian climate…

Community leader and climate justice activist Anjali Appadurai joins Am Johal for the second instalment of Below the Radar's Climate Justice & Inequality series. Anjali is a Climate…

Squamish Nation Councillor and community leader Khelsilem joins Am Johal on this first episode of Below the Radar's Climate Justice & Inequality series. In this episode, they discuss the…

Below the Radar dives into the call for a feminist economic recovery and a just transition with SFU School of Communication PhD Candidate Alicia Massie. Alicia is a Progressive Economics Fellow with…

Critical theorist Alberto Toscano joins Am Johal in conversation about his work and writings, as he joins SFU as a visiting faculty member with the Digital Democracies Institute in SFU's School…

Javier Campos joins host Am Johal to discuss reframing the way we think about heritage. Javier is an architect and Principal Designer with Campos Studio, as well as the current president of Heritage…

FoodShare's Executive Director and lifelong anti-poverty activist Paul Taylor joins host Am Johal in this episode of Below the Radar. In this conversation, they delve into the work Paul has done…

This SSHRC-funded (Grant #972-2020-1009) scoping review synthesizes existing research (2010-2021) related to both private and shared electric micro-mobilities (i.e. e-bikes, e-scooters, e-unicycles,…

Imagine navigating the world with only a cane and the basic feedback it provides to guide you. Many accidents, trips and falls are caused by obstacles impeding the path of visually impaired…

Today, multimedia is generally dependent on two sensory components: visual and auditory. Modern digital multimedia generally serves as both a powerful method of communication between people and a…

When you combine affordability, easy connectivity, mobility as well as versatility, you get StyLight by LumoTech. A device that allows the entire smartphone screen to be projected onto any surface,…

Nickel-containing electrocatalysts are being developed for the electrochemical transformations of organic species and used in gas evolution reactions, such as the oxygen evolution reaction (OER).…

Studies have shown a high demand for wireless charging of low scale and large scale devices, however there is a market gap between these two solutions. On one hand, mobile devices can be wirelessly…

Cystic Fibrosis (CF) is diagnosed by a sweat test and genetic testing. The sweat test is considered the gold standard for screening for CF due to its distinct symptom of five times the normal amount…

Unlike the ordinary shopping experience, online shopping lacks the procedure of "trying the product". This sometimes leads to dissatisfaction and returning of the product. According to…

Cleaning up pet waste is a daily activity for breeders. This is especially true for cats, as they use litter boxes to urinate and defecate in. It is important to clean the box frequently, otherwise…

According to the Centre for Disease Control, recent studies in Asia, Europe, and North America have revealed that between 1 and 2% of the global population have been diagnosed with autism. This…