Irving K. Barber Faculty of Science

Bears and berries: Researchers highlight critical role of grizzlies in huckleberry health
UBCO researchers engineer DNA to mimic biological catch bonds

UBCO researchers engineer DNA to mimic biological catch bonds

“Fish-hook” system holds promise for advanced materials and health-care applications

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UBCO gut health research moves from lab to real world

UBCO gut health research moves from lab to real world

New technology will leverage personal gut microbiome to treat conditions

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From the classroom to the vineyard

From the classroom to the vineyard

Undergraduate student Brooklyn Becker gains hands-on skills through her wine science co-op experience.

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The future of wildfire

The future of wildfire

UBC Okanagan research is helping communities build solutions for a new reality.

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UBC Okanagan researchers awarded nearly $2.1 million through CIHR Project Grants

Two UBC Okanagan-led research projects are among 52 projects funded at UBC through the Canadian Institutes of Health Research Spring 2024 competition. UBC Okanagan Professor Barb Pesut from the School of Nursing was awarded $1,208,701 as Principal Investigator for a research project developing supports for older persons living with serious illness to stay at home […]

UBCO’s Mindfest an evening of scientific discovery, community engagement
UBCO celebrates top academic students in the Class of 2024
Solutions the focus of Kelowna wildfire conference
People, climate to intensify pressure on popular provincial parks

People, climate to intensify pressure on popular provincial parks

UBCO researchers caution about the balance between seeking or protecting nature

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