Ms Infinity Ontario

To our Ms Infinity Fam!

In light of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic and under the guidance of The World Health Organization (WHO) and Canadian public health authorities, it is with a very heavy heart (but a smart brain because ) that our team has made the decision to cancel the Ms Infinity Ontario 2020 Conference.

We recognize these are unprecedented times, but ensuring the health, safety and well-being of our participants, volunteers, and our speakers is the highest priority to our team! Our team is so proud of the work that we had started in developing this year's program and we are already excited to see you all in 2021!

Be safe, wash your hands, and stay home (and when you can't 6ft is the magic number)!! But most importantly, take care and BE KIND to yourself and others!

And thank you to ALL of our essential workers that can't stay home right now!

If you have any questions or concerns, please don't hesitate to reach out to our team either on social media or at [email protected]!

Stay safe and see you next year xx
Ms Infinity Team

It's here! It's here! It's here!

Registration is finally open for the 2019 Annual Ms. Infinity Ontario Conference! On Saturday, May 11th our team is ready for another incredible day filled with lots of STEM-spiration!

If you know anyone interested in asking questions about getting into a STEM career (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math) make sure to pass along this FREE event hosted by students at the University of Guelph. And of course, don't hesitate to send us a message if you have any questions! Hope to see you there!! And stay tuned for more information :)

Mars just got a little bit more interesting! Scientists announced this week that they have found a LAKE!

But what could this mean for life on Mars? This article caught up with experts from NASA and planetary scientists from a few different universities to see what they thought!

Coles notes?

The lake does seem to contain plenty of water. But for the water to be liquid at such cold temperatures, it must be extremely salty. Even extreme bacteria might not be able to survive.

Even though no Mars spacecraft has landed near the lake, global dust storms, could carry contamination from anywhere on the planet

So how can we see if anything lives there? ...Drill!

Drilling on Mars could face opposition from the scientific community, similar to the subglacial lakes in Antarctica, the Mars lake would be considered an extraordinarily rare and special place!

So where do we go from here? Who knows! But stay tuned as Mars exploration could get a little bit more interesting :)

Here's the full article if you're interested!

What does Mars’ lake mean for the search for life on the Red Planet? A lake spotted hiding under Martian ice could support life, but finding out if anything lives there could be challenging.