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  • Canada nabs time on Extremely Large Telescope with groundbreaking instrument investment

    Canada nabs time on Extremely Large Telescope with groundbreaking instrument investment

    Canada is playing a key role in one of the world’s most powerful telescopes, securing access through investment in a groundbreaking instrument.

  • UBC Media Relations expands use of “Dr.” title in press releases

    UBC Media Relations expands use of “Dr.” title in press releases

    We have updated the UBC Media Relations style guide. While we will continue to be guided by CP for most other style matters, we are amending our guidelines regarding the “Dr.” title. 

  • UBC study highlights need for more effective staffing in care homes

    UBC study highlights need for more effective staffing in care homes

    Even the best-managed long-term care homes will need to step up to get through the second wave of the pandemic, suggests a new study by researchers at the UBC school of nursing.

  • New partnership aims to help B.C. communities adapt to surging seas

    New partnership aims to help B.C. communities adapt to surging seas

    Mud Bay is increasingly under threat as sea level rise pushes the salt marsh up against the dikes lining the shore—a phenomenon known as coastal squeeze. If the marsh disappears, so too will the marine life that it supports.

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