Slowing down ships saves whales
Endangered whale species and the marine traffic that threatens them can co-exist, UBC research shows.
Student wins international award at major conference
Student wins international award at major conference
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Prolonged antibiotic use can accelerate diabetes, UBC study shows
A team of UBC researchers has found that gut bacteria are linked to the onset of Type 1 diabetes.
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Welcome to food
BIOLOGIST SANJOY GHOSH is a rebel with a cause. Sure, his rebellion […]
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Biology professor Miranda Hart searches for microbes in places untouched by humans
SOME OF MIRANDA HART’S best childhood memories are of playing outside […]
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Associate Professor of Biology Mark Rheault studies small things to solve big issues
MARK RHEAULT has a computer monitor larger than many people’s […]
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Biologist Michael Russello uses genome technology to address the biodiversity crisis
MICHAEL RUSSELLO works at the interface of ecology and evolution, […]
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UBC Okanagan researchers receive Killam awards
Engineering and biology professors win top recognition from university.
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The value of curiosity
ONE WOULD BE SURPRISED to learn that someone as accomplished […]
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Interactive learning tools help students map the brain
UBC professor turns to technology to help students learn neuroanatomy.
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