Andrew Seale

Andrew Seale is an independent journalist exploring the intersection of humans and technology and how it shapes us. He's written for The Walrus, The Globe and Mail, The Logic, and Canadian Business, among other publications. He lives in Prince Edward County.

Stories by Andrew

A portrait of Mahla Poudineh wearing gloves and holding tweezers that hold her co-creation, the the Wearable Aptalyzer, a painless wearable device that can track molecules in the body in real time

The tiny wearable that could transform life for people with diabetes

Have two Canadian researchers done what Google and Apple couldn't?

By Andrew SealeMay 25, 2026

A portrait of Mahla Poudineh wearing gloves and holding tweezers that hold her co-creation, the the Wearable Aptalyzer, a painless wearable device that can track molecules in the body in real time

The tiny wearable that could transform life for people with diabetes

Have two Canadian researchers done what Google and Apple couldn't?

By Andrew SealeMay 25, 2026

A portrait of Mahla Poudineh wearing gloves and holding tweezers that hold her co-creation, the the Wearable Aptalyzer, a painless wearable device that can track molecules in the body in real time

The tiny wearable that could transform life for people with diabetes

Have two Canadian researchers done what Google and Apple couldn't?

By Andrew SealeMay 25, 2026