UBCO students look up—way up—to gather research data
Physics, engineering students join high-altitude balloon project
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Arctic river channels changing due to climate change, scientists discover
UBCO researcher tracks the migration pace of large rivers in permafrost regions
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Climate change is chasing away the salmon, so she’s chasing climate change
Master’s graduate Janna Wale came to UBCO with one important question to answer, ‘Where are the salmon?’
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COVID proves lunch-packing parents need support
UBCO researcher delves into stress behind packing lunch in a pandemic
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Testing for smoke taint in Okanagan wines
UBCO researcher puts chemical markers to the test
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Dr. Fabio Mologni is exploring biological invaders
Postdoctoral Fellow is discovering how non-native species become invasive in our increasingly interconnected world.
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Tiny receptors might be key to preventing progression of brain cancer
UBCO research aims to understand the aggressive spread of brain tumours
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UBCO team shines at international event with a living light bulb
Students win gold with their bright idea to tackle the climate crisis
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Canada’s mountains feeling the heat of climate change
Annual ‘State of the Mountains’ report indicates our mountains aren’t immune from drastic weather systems plaguing the globe.
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Dr. Brendan Dyck’s passion reaches from the tiniest minerals to entire planets
Assistant Professor hopes to answer some of earth sciences’ most pressing questions.
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