Instrumentation for Agronomy and Soil Science

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Instrumentation for Agronomy and Soil Science

November 2, 2022|News, Events, Research | 4 Min Read

Qubit Systems offers field-based instruments (ROX and FLOX) for monitoring solar irradiance, solar reflection and solar-induced fluorescence. Read about recent advances in the field.

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CANVAS 2025: Innovation, Creativity, and an Unexpectedly Empty Booth

November 28, 2025|Events | 4 Min Read

Every year, thousands of researchers, industry leaders, and academics gather for CANVAS, the joint annual meeting of the American Society of Agronomy, the Crop Science Society of America, and the […]

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Qubit Systems at RACMEM 2025: Exploring New Breakthroughs

November 20, 2025|Events | 5 Min Read

When a conference includes the words “Recent Advances and Controversies” in its title, it is hard not to be intrigued. For Qubit Systems, curiosity and innovation go hand in hand, […]

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Diving Into Discovery: Testing Qubit’s CISME on the Great Barrier Reef

November 12, 2025|Events | 4 Min Read

When you design coral-monitoring systems from a landlocked lab in Ontario, it’s not every day you get to test one on an actual coral reef. So when the Australian Coral […]

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Celebrating Women in Science

March 8, 2025|News, Events, Research | 9 Min Read
More decades ago than I care to remember I was teaching a course on the various uses of plants throughout history, and thought I'd liven things up with a class [...]
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Three COPS and still no Arrest to Climate Crisis

December 4, 2024|News, Events, Recent Publications, Research | 9 Min Read
Hello, Hello, Hello... It's a Triple COP Year OK, if you didn't grow up in England, you might not get the joke. But the climate crisis is nothing to laugh [...]
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The Ig Nobel Art of Hindgut Breathing

October 22, 2024|News, Events, Research | 9 Min Read
Japanese Researchers get to the Bottom of a Respiratory Peculiarity The Ig Nobel Prize for Physiology was awarded recently to a group of Japanese researchers who, we presume, used novel [...]
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National Geographic… and VO2max?

August 28, 2024|News, Research | 7 Min Read
National Geographic has always been a pillar of learning, used to prop up bookcases in student apartments throughout the world. But gone (almost) are the days of the print edition, [...]
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Kafka, Lennon, Warhol, Zappa… and Experimental Biology?

June 26, 2024|News, Events | 7 Min Read
OK, I know that Kafka's The Metamorphosis is all about existential angst, loneliness and isolation, but as a physiologist my main interest when reading it was how, and at which [...]
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VOCO – The Right Fit for Your Research

May 22, 2024|News, Events, Research | 9 Min Read
Measuring Cardiopulmonary Fitness - (and the Lack of it...) Every year I Race the Cat. That's not some bizarre pursuit of a furry feline but a brutal adventure-race triathlon in [...]
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Singing Fish and Coral Condoms. Earth Day 2024

April 22, 2024|News, Recent Publications, Research | 7 Min Read
Scientists are being increasingly inventive in the desperate race to preserve the degradation of ecosystems on this precious planet of ours. A recent story in the Guardian newspaper relates that [...]
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