First-of-its-kind $8M training program reignites the use of prescribed fire on the land
The Canadian Prescribed Fire Training Program strengthens national capacity for the safe, effective use of prescribed fire in support of biodiversity, ecological, and community resilience
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Forest loss can make watersheds “leakier,” global study suggests
Forest loss does more than reduce tree cover. A new […]
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Heads or tails: Does it matter what part of a therapy dog gets patted?
From puppy eyes to a wagging tail, UBCO researchers dig for answers
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Love, loneliness and the chatbot next door
UBC Okanagan experts look at what AI companions offer—and what they can not
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Time-restricted eating shows promise for overweight people living with Crohn’s
Researchers find reduction in symptoms, and improvements in body composition despite stable caloric intake
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New map of the Milky Way’s magnetism offers insights into cosmic evolution
UBCO-led DRAGONS project charts radio wave twists across the northern sky
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UBC study finds research in exercise physiology still fails women
Who gets studied—and who does the studying—limits scientific knowledge
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Helping hands: UBCO research team develops brace to reduce tremors
UBCO engineers test a lightweight, wearable unit to inhibit involuntary movement
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