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From kindergarten through to university, I wasn't much of student. But I discovered at an early age that I could learn something if I wrote a story about it. By writing about everything from stem cells to religion, I learn by writing. Here's a selection of my learning by way of storytelling.

Posts tagged Summer 2008

Can we make auto parts out of vegetables?

It’s the classic research commercialization story. Mohini Sain, a U of T professor in Forestry and Chemical Engineering and Applied Chemistry, wondered if renewable raw materials could be used instead of plastic in everything from car bumpers to sports equipment.

Edge MagazineHeshaka JayawardenaNovember 8, 2018Summer 2008

Chemistry’s winning formula

Scott Mabury says the key is taking opportunities

Edge MagazineHeshaka JayawardenaNovember 8, 2018Summer 2008