Reimagining curriculum through Indigenous perspectives
Educators, Elders and artists and collaborate to reimagine curriculum in the Okanagan
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Made-in-Canada sustainability database aims to boost global trade, climate goals
A new national database co-developed by researchers at UBC Okanagan […]
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Innovation UBC updates
UBC has recently restructured and reorganized several internal support services under Innovation UBC—a consolidated group of experts and resources across both campuses that works with researchers to support and accelerate the translation of research into real-world impacts. These supports are showcased in four key areas: Sponsored research Entrepreneurship and ventures (formerly e@UBC and e@UBCO) Inventions […]
New novel shares stories of hope, healing from Kelowna streets
Behind Kelowna’s well-known image as a destination city are quieter, […]
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Why rivers bend may have nothing to do with plants
New research challenges the long-standing theory of what causes a river to meander
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UBC researchers awarded $1M Wall Fellowships to reimagine housing and climate resilience in BC
Two UBC faculty members—Dr. Melissa McHale at UBC Vancouver and […]
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Why spotting a liar can be harder than you think
Vocal, visual clues are much less accurate at predicting the truth than previously believed
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Canadian crops beat global emissions—even after 17 trips across the Atlantic
Wheat, peas, canola lead the world in low-carbon production: UBCO research
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UBCO study suggests fasting effects on the body are not the same for everyone
Extended periods without food might have a different effect on the metabolic and immune systems of people living with obesity
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Protecting communities from wildfire through Indigenous stewardship
UBCO and FNESS partnership earns federal funding to support Indigenous fire stewardship
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