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Canadian scientists have developed a genomic test that traces the Asian spongy moth to its origin, helping prevent new infestations.
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InBC and UBC partner to spur growth and commercialization of UBC-affiliated companies
New fund will accelerate and scale companies advancing UBC research and discoveries, supporting economic and social impact across B.C.
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Invasive grasses may be turning B.C.’s burn scars into the next wildfire
A UBC study with St’át’imc Nation communities finds invasive grasses are the sleeper threat on B.C.’s post-fire landscape—and the window to stop them is narrow
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This UBC prof’s novel is being adapted for Netflix
UBC professor Annabel Lyon reflects on her acclaimed novel The Golden Mean as it heads to Netflix, exploring enduring themes of power, identity and curiosity.
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Seals risk death by polar bear for a varied meal, UBC study finds
Arctic tracking shows ringed seals trade safety for food variety—evidence that conservation plans must factor in both food and fear.
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UBC study links artificial turf fields to lethal chemical threat for salmon
UBC researchers found Metro Vancouver’s artificial turf fields leach 6PPD‑quinone—a tire chemical deadly to coho salmon—into stormwater for years after installation, pointing to urgent needs for treatment and safer infills.
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B.C. government headed to court to remove Penticton encampment
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What’s the future of virtual health care in Ontario? Despite funding cutback, it may have taken root
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How a B.C. startup is turning mining waste into a climate solution
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What happens to wildlife when major rainstorms hit B.C.? Creatures of all sizes can struggle
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