UBCO study finds microdosing can temporarily improve mood, creativity
Microdosing effects do not “hangover” to the next day
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Light Up Kelowna turns city core into a digital playground
Community invited to experience dazzling creativity of light, sound and art
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New UBCO research challenges traditional teen suicide prevention models
Community care, not individual coping skills, at the core of youth suicide prevention
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Why the Amazon’s ability to make its own rain matters more than ever
An international research team has found that during the Amazon’s […]
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Zinc-ion batteries get a boost from cross-campus research team
New research leads to a more sustainable, economical option to lithium-ion technology
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AI-powered vision gives meaning to wildfire chaos
How wildfires spread is more variable and unpredictable than Canada’s […]
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Syilx students give nsyilxcn a voice on UBC Okanagan streets
UBC Okanagan is deepening its commitment to Indigenous language revitalization […]
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From cessation to celebration: nicotine pouches go viral on TikTok
UBC Okanagan study warns of health risks and social normalization among youth
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Student maps where cyclists really go—and why it matters for city planning
Cyclists often stay close to home, take shorter routes when […]
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Warm footbaths may boost heart health in people with COPD
UBC Okanagan team invites people to participate in six-week health study
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