Is this water safe to drink?
UBC researchers hope to patent a device to detect water-borne pathogens in real time.
Chicken embryos illuminate cleft palate problems
For Dr. Joy Richman eggs offer an untold wealth of information about human development.
Safety vs privacy: prof seeks balance
A video camera follows a young man leaving his apartment. Undercover police officers snap photos of him from an unmarked car.
Two studies point way for stroke research
More Canadians are surviving severe stroke, but they are also experiencing poorer quality of life, according to a study published last month in the journal Stroke by UBC PhD student Jodi Edwards.
Helping students chew over their food sources
Rather than bite into a ham or peanut butter sandwich, Vancouver students could soon be tucking into a lunch they had a hand in growing or preparing.
Building a bridge with South Africa
Since fourth-year Sauder School of Business student Thato Makgolane left his hometown of Phalaborwa in South Africa, five years ago for school, he has been trying to find ways to give back to his community.
Mario and Guitar Hero bring kids together
Twelve-year-old Cartier Assadbeigi will be a year younger than most of her peers when she starts high school this fall.
The economics and politics of the HST
The endgame is approaching in the dramatic tax war that has raged since B.C. announced plans to scrap the PST in favor of a Harmonized Sales Tax (HST).