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The Euclid satellite, launched to investigate dark energy and dark matter, delivers its first major data release with almost a billion galaxies captured and thousands of potential gravitational lenses.
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UBC research partnerships help build Canada’s future with Europe
A major European research grant and growing international collaborations highlight how UBC researchers are helping tackle global challenges while strengthening Canada’s scientific and innovation ties with Europe.
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One hundred years old and still turning heads
A century after it was built, UBC’s former fire hall has completed its latest journey across campus and is set to become a gathering place at a major new graduate student housing development.
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People who rely most on emergency departments often leave without care. Here’s why, and what can be done
By Colleen Varcoe, MacIsaac School of Nursing
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Human speech follows the same patterns as birdsong — new research
by Logan James, Jon Sakata and Kendra Oudyk
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‘Witchcraft is like tofu’: From folklore to TikTok, why witches still matter
From political resistance to folklore icons like Baba Yaga, two UBC experts explain why witches continue to capture the public imagination.
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Even remote wildlife can’t escape microplastics in their blood
AOL
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Some common forensics techniques aren’t as reliable as courts presume
The Canadian Press
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Second penalty against X denied for not deleting intimate images, B.C. tribunal rules
Global News
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A new global threat map could help save some freshwater species from brink of extinction
CBC Radio Canada
