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UBC Reports – July 25, 2013
Jul 25, 2013
Recent UBC Media Releases Jul 25 Women in rural areas have less access to abortion than urban counterparts Jul 25 Captured: Mysterious oyster killers Jul 22 Beaty Museum upgrades […]
UBC Food Services introduces their new Hungry Nomad food truck offering hot sandwiches and comfort food classics. On the menu are specials and features made with local sustainable ingredients: Fishwich […]
Electrical and Computer Engineering Prof. Ali Mesbah and Zahra Behfarshad received the Best Paper Award at the 13th International Conference on Web Engineering (ICWE) for their paper titled “Hidden-Web Induced […]
The Mitacs Globalink program brings in top undergraduate students from around the world to UBC and Canada. One of the Globalink students, Madhuri Suthar, is working in Electrical and Computer […]
Tania Dick, adjunct professor and graduate of the Master of Nursing Nurse Practitioner program, is featured in a new article in Ha-shilth-Sa, a newspaper published by the Nuu-Chah-Nulth Tribal Council. […]
In a new publication, Handbook of seismic risk analysis and management of civil infrastructure systems, engineering professor Solomon Tesfamariam has co-edited a series of articles that look at the assessment […]
Chemical and Biological Engineering professor James Feng has been appointed a Distinguished Scholar in Residence by the Peter Wall Institute for Advanced Studies for 2014-15. Feng holds a Canada Research […]
School of Community and Regional Planning (SCARP) honorary professor John Friedmann has been honoured by the Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning (ACSP) with the creation of the John Friedmann […]
UBC’s Faculty of Applied Science and CMC Microsystems have opened an innovative new microsystems research lab called the Adaptive Microsystems Laboratory, or “AdaMist”. The facility is now part of the […]
The B.C. Ministry of Advanced Education has approved the School of Architecture and Landscape Architecture’s (SALA) proposed Master of Urban Design program. This master’s program will be unique in British […]
The CREST.BD network has secured a Canadian Institutes for Health Research Knowledge to Action (KTA) grant for $200,000. Titled “Like a ship that’s always righting itself: Self-management of bipolar disorder, […]
Human Early Learning Partnership’s (HELP) Michael Kobor, W. Thomas Boyce and the late Clyde Hertzman are among a team of researchers who have received $1.5 million in inaugural funding from […]
UBC Thunderbirds competing at the 2013 World Rowing Under 23 Championships earned fifth-place finishes for Canada.
Women in rural areas have less access to abortion services than their urban counterparts, says UBC’s Dr. Wendy Norman.
Jul 25, 2013 - by Brian Lin
Evidence trumps ideology over public health benefits of Insite A large body of evidence demonstrates that Insite and similar programs are effective in reducing harms associated with drug use, say […]
UBC researchers have apprehended tiny, elusive parasites that have plagued oysters from B.C. to California.
“Neither/Nor, Both/And” New Works by Clare Yow July 3 – July 30, All day Irving K. Barber Learning Centre Local artist Clare Yow’s exhibition of photographs and small sculptural works […]
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