UBCO researchers get to the bottom of non-invasive gut tests
Mucus contains vital data to help address diseases such as inflammatory bowel disease and colon cancer
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Can flowers, planted to attract pollinators, benefit neighbouring crops?
UBCO researchers investigate whether farmers should just let it bee
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New research shows invasive ants alter lion’s hunting habits in Kenya
As protective trees are damaged, landscapes change, lions adapt their diet
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Balancing humans and habitat in biodiversity
New BRAES director Dr. Adam Ford hopes UBC Okanagan research will lead the way for protecting local ecosystems.
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UBCO researcher investigates how panda cubs communicate with their mother
Baby calls are essential for survival of endangered animals
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UBC experts on wildfires and associated issues
Topics range from wildfire preparedness, mapping and recovery
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Undergraduate students think big with living light bulb
UBCO iGEM project shines light on the climate crisis.
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UBCO researcher swings the pendulum on fibre intake
Should someone with inflammatory bowel disease re-introduce fibre to their diet?
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An Indigenous approach to understanding water
Graduate students Dawn Machin and Sarah Alexis are incorporating traditional Indigenous knowledge into their research about our relationship with water.
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The 2023 recipients of the Biology Award for Teaching Excellence in TAs are Brontë Shelton and Jacqueline Barnett-Fraser
The Biology Department is pleased to announce the winners of the third annual Award for Teaching Excellence in TAs and Markers. The decision was especially difficult this year due to the quality of the nominated candidates. As a result, the committee decided to allow a tie and give the award to two excellent TAs in Biology: Brontë Shelton and Jacqueline Barnett-Fraser.