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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.

  • Preparing for wildfires: UBC experts share their tips

    Preparing for wildfires: UBC experts share their tips

    Experts from the faculty of forestry suggest practical measures for individuals and communities to protect their homes and surroundings from the B.C. wildfire risk, while calling for broader-scale solutions for managing wildfires.

  • From science fiction to classroom reality: How UBC instructors are using AI as a teaching tool

    From science fiction to classroom reality: How UBC instructors are using AI as a teaching tool

    UBC instructors are finding innovative ways to integrate generative AI into their course curriculum to enhance student learning.

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