UBCO research says resistance exercise may help regulate appetite in breast cancer survivors
Weight gain is as much of a concern to those fighting the disease
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Getting active, while living with a partial spinal cord injury
Mobile app helps specific population group meet suggested activity guidelines
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Opening doors for international student research
A unique research pathway at UBC Okanagan ultimately brought Bhavesh Gnnanapareddy from India to Canada.
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At the intersection of mathematics and business
Master’s student Mohammad Mosaffa is using machine learning to improve customer service.
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UBCO honours this year’s most outstanding researchers
Student and faculty researchers recognized for excellence and innovation
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How humans and climate change affect our environment
Doctoral student Melanie Dickie’s research explores how these factors combine to influence the natural world.
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A humanist’s perspective on our environment
Dr. Greg Garrard wants to change scientist-dominated conversations around topics like climate change.
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Examining single molecules for infinite possibilities
Dr. Isaac Li, Assistant Professor in Chemistry, says research could lead to new disease treatment strategies.
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Journeying back home
Hanna Paul returned to her First Nations community to research moon time teachings and build confidence for youth and women.
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Partnering for meaningful impact in the spinal cord injury community
Behavioural change scientist Dr. Heather Gainforth wants researchers to start asking, “How can I help?”
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