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  • Orange is the new aphrodisiac—for guppies

    Orange is the new aphrodisiac—for guppies

    A new UBC study reveals that the brighter the orange on a male guppy, the more virile it is, solving a long-standing evolutionary puzzle about their flashy colours.

  • Spending time in nature promotes early childhood development

    Spending time in nature promotes early childhood development

    Want to ensure your child hits their expected developmental milestones? New UBC research suggests living in areas with high exposure to greenspace can help set them up for success.

  • UBC clean hydrogen technology deployed to Alberta in a $7 million collaboration

    UBC clean hydrogen technology deployed to Alberta in a $7 million collaboration

    UBC-developed thermal methane cracking technology can produce up to 200 kilograms of hydrogen a day using natural gas, without using water, while reducing or eliminating greenhouse gas emissions.

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