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The respiratory systems of Atlantic salmon function normally even when carrying large loads of piscine orthoreovirus (PRV), new UBC research has found.
Mar 13, 2019
CNN quoted CedarBough Saeji, a postdoctoral fellow in Korean studies at UBC, in an article about the pressures of K-pop stars. “Their every public moment is a product to be consumed […]
A renewed investment of $1.36 million over five years from the B.C. government and BCLC will allow the Centre for Gambling Research at UBC to continue its research to reduce harms related to gambling.
CBC’s BC Today spoke to Mario Brondani, a professor of dentistry and the director of the dental public health graduate program at UBC, in a piece about the cost of dental […]
Stat reported on research from UBC which analyzes blood from newborns. By using tiny amounts of blood from these infants, the scientists hope to better understand what happens to the […]
CTV reported on the 41st Annual Physics Olympics which took place at UBC over the weekend. Six hundred high school students from across B.C. participated in the event. The Tyee also reported […]
Global News reported on research from UBC’s Pacific Centre for Isotopic and Geochemical Research, which has found that honey from urban bees can indicate local pollution levels. Stories also appeared on […]
Mashable mentioned research from Amin Ghaziani, a professor of sociology at UBC, who found that gay neighbourhoods are multiplying and diversifying. A similar story appeared in the Baltimore Sun.
News 1130 spoke to Mary De Vera, a professor at UBC’s faculty of pharmaceutical sciences, about the experiences of people with colorectal cancer. De Vera’s team are using an online […]
The Province mentioned UBC’s partnerships with tech companies in an article about the B.C. Tech summit. Last year Rogers launched a “multi-million dollar” investment to build a 5G demonstration hub […]
Inverse published an op-ed by John-Tyler Binfet about therapy dogs on campus.
The Regina Leader-Post featured Emily Overholt, a UBC swimmer who won a bronze medal in the 2016 Rio Olympics. Overholt is to be presented with the Harry Jerome Comeback Award by […]
The Winnipeg Sun published an op-ed by Michael McDonald, a professor emeritus of applied ethics at UBC, about the testimony of Jody Wilson-Raybould.
Several media outlets reported on allegations against former Canadian Football League player and former UBC board member David Sidoo. Articles appeared on TSN, CBC, CTV, Global, the Vancouver Sun, Indo-Canadian Voice, MSN […]
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