Ingenium
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In August 1930, all eyes were on Saint-Hubert, Quebec, as people waited for the arrival of a massive, rigid airship named the R-100. See photographs in our Digital Archives from this remarkable chapter in aviation history. https://bit.ly/3wGdipM

What can graffiti teach us about the past? A door that once stood inside an Ontario mine is covered in layers of inscriptions, detailing the thoughts of the miners who worked there. This incredible artifact was studied by history students, who wrote fictional stories based on the inscriptions. Read more about the door and the many stories it has to tell us in this feature article from the #IngeniumChannel. https://bit.ly/39Pi9eB

Cats and easy coffee access there are some perks to working from home #WFH. This #Archives Awareness Week #2021AAW, learn how our archives team has adapted their work plans during the COVID-19 pandemic. https://bit.ly/3wDtOa7

It’s Archives Awareness Week! #2021AAW. Our archives will be publishing Channel articles, giving a talk, and tweeting out our #archives. #ICYMI, check out @SciTechImages on Twitter for our #ArchivesAtoZ. #2021AAW (Photo credit: Domtar-E.B. Eddy-J.R. Booth Collection)

It's Easter! we wish all who celebrate this significant Christian holiday a very meaningful and special time.

The Bluenose was launched at Lunenberg, Nova Scotia, 100 years ago. The schooner came to symbolize Nova Scotia's prominence in fishing and shipbuilding. This is a photo of Canada Science and Technology Museum's model of the Bluenose, acquired in 1976. #OTDH

Come work with us! #Museumjob opportunity: Vice-President, Business Development Open until November 29, 2020 at midnight.... #Museum #Ottawa http://ow.ly/vyLV50Cc0Af

Come work with us! Museum job opportunity: Assistant, Conservation Technician Open until November 26, 2020 at midnight.... #MuseumJobs #Ottawa http://ow.ly/hHlR50Cqrlb

Did you know the CH-148 Cyclone is one of the most capable maritime helicopters in the world? Learn about a #FemInSTEM working to develop it for the @RCAF_ARC https://bit.ly/3kpLMpr

Part 4/4 of our series: Read how Canada is working to protect the future of the North Atlantic right whale @DalhousieU @FishOceansCAN https://bit.ly/3pMjxoA

Come work with us! Museum job opportunity: Manager, Administrative Services Open until November 30, 2020 at midnight.... #MuseumJobs #Ottawa https://bit.ly/3eoMnX6

As the first practicing Canadian woman engineer, Elsie MacGill was a home front hero during World War II. Want to find out why? Visit https://bit.ly/3jkOHjr to learn about her and other women in STEM. #FemInSTEM @IngeniumCa #womenshistorymonth #BecauseOfYou

Take a minute to learn the colourful stories of Canada’s remarkable women in honour of #WomensHistoryMonth #BecauseOfYou https://bit.ly/2FhCDki

Helen Sawyer Hogg dedicated her 60 years career to sharing astronomy with professionals and the general public. Learn about her and other women in STEM at https://bit.ly/3jkOHjr #FemInSTEM @IngeniumCa #womenshistorymonth #BecauseOfYou

In spite of barriers against employing women, Isabella Preston pursued her passion, relying on her talents to become the first female horticulturist for the federal government. Learn about her achievement at https://bit.ly/2EUFOy1 #FemInSTEM @IngeniumCa #BecauseOfYou

#Teachers introduce your students to #EarthObservation and what we can learn about our planet from space through our fun interactive map by visiting Exploring Earth An out-of -this-world view of our planet #WSW2020 https://bit.ly/36IvuVw

Know an outstanding innovator who is helping to shape our society and our future? Nominations are now open for the Governor General’s Innovation Awards #GGIA2021 Contact us by November 27, 2020 to apply. @RideauHallFdn @GGInnovation #CdnInnovation #GGInnovation #Innovation

Visit Exploring Earth An out-of -this-world view of our planet and download curriculum linked activities developed by @csa_asc in partnership with @IngeniumCA and others. #EarthScience #StemEducation #WSW2020 https://bit.ly/36IvuVw

DYK satellites improve life? "Earth in Focus: Insights from Space" reveals the many ways Canadian #SatelliteTechnology benefits our lives. Learn more when this travelling exhibition comes to your region #CdnInnovation #WSW2020 #SciTechMuseum https://bit.ly/30DAdnq

What to do and not to do with a non-medical fabric mask, that is the question! #COVID19 #StaySafe #FlattenTheCurve #MaskTips https://bit.ly/3aG2rBb

Did you know about the link between Canada and the discovery of the coronavirus? Or that this discovery was made by a woman? Learn more at https://bit.ly/3jkOHjr #FemInSTEM @IngeniumCa #womenshistorymonth (Photo credit: Joyce Almeida)

LEGO Replay is coming to Canada! Share the power of play with children who need it most by donating your pre-loved LEGO bricks. If you are ready to part with any LEGO bricks, you can donate at https://bit.ly/2I3t61h... #LEGOReplay #RebuildtheWorld

In our latest #3Things, @IngeniumCa science advisors dig into fertilizer pollution, Mars, and the wandering albatross. #Pollution #Mars #Science #IngeniumChannel

Come work with us! Museum job opportunity: Senior Advisor, Inclusive, Diverse & Respectful Workplace Open until October 16, 2020.... #MuseumJobs #Ottawa