UBCO researcher investigates how panda cubs communicate with their mother
Baby calls are essential for survival of endangered animals
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UBC experts on wildfires and associated issues
Topics range from wildfire preparedness, mapping and recovery
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Undergraduate students think big with living light bulb
UBCO iGEM project shines light on the climate crisis.
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UBCO researcher swings the pendulum on fibre intake
Should someone with inflammatory bowel disease re-introduce fibre to their diet?
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An Indigenous approach to understanding water
Graduate students Dawn Machin and Sarah Alexis are incorporating traditional Indigenous knowledge into their research about our relationship with water.
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Call for Canada to braid Indigenous rights with endangered species law
Indigenous leaders, UBCO researchers say current recovery targets do not support culturally vital harvest
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UBCO research says resistance exercise may help regulate appetite in breast cancer survivors
Weight gain is as much of a concern to those fighting the disease
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How humans and climate change affect our environment
Doctoral student Melanie Dickie’s research explores how these factors combine to influence the natural world.
UBCO researcher shines a light on “nightmare” ooze killing cannabis plants
Team identifies black root rot threatening crops in a BC production facility
Canadian gut health products may not provide the same benefits to immigrants, UBCO researchers say
UBC Okanagan researcher reveals how westernization may change the gut microbiome of Indian immigrants and increase their risk of inflammatory bowel disease