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  • New UBC wash removes pesticides and extends produce shelf life
    Science & Technology

    New UBC wash removes pesticides and extends produce shelf life

    Natural rinse removes over 86 per cent of surface pesticide residue and slowed spoilage in apples and grapes.

Most Recent Stories

  • Smarter forest practices could help protect B.C. forests from wildfire and climate stress, new research suggests
    Climate & Environment

    Smarter forest practices could help protect B.C. forests from wildfire and climate stress, new research suggests

    A decade of research and a new book from UBC’s Dr. Suzanne Simard point to a shift in how forests should be managed.

  • When disaster strikes, these doctors will have been here before
    Health & Medicine

    When disaster strikes, these doctors will have been here before

    UBC emergency medicine resident doctors trained for a Code Orange in a full-day disaster simulation with partners from across B.C.’s health system.

  • Summer is getting longer, and it’s happening faster than we thought
    Climate & Environment

    Summer is getting longer, and it’s happening faster than we thought

    New research finds summers are expanding 50 per cent faster in many areas than previously reported, with quicker transitions between seasons.

  • Why ruthless characters rise at work and why some managers choose them
    Society & Culture

    Why ruthless characters rise at work and why some managers choose them

    New UBC Sauder research reveals why some managers actively favour manipulative or self-serving workers—and how those choices can backfire in the long run.

  • From Campus Security to Community Safety: A transformation shaped by community voices and dressed by UBC experts
    University News

    From Campus Security to Community Safety: A transformation shaped by community voices and dressed by UBC experts

    UBC’s new Community Safety model blends community engagement, research collaboration and design innovation.

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  • Why are the US, Iran arguing over duration of uranium enrichment ban? | US-Israel war on Iran News

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  • Opinion: Ten years into B.C.’s toxic drug crisis, solutions are within reach

    Vancouver Sun
  • Pause of Indigenous rights act won’t be confidence vote as BC election prospect fades

    National Observer
  • Julia Levy: The woman who helped build B.C.’s life sciences industry

    Business in Vancouver

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  • AI swarms could hijack democracy—without anyone noticing

  • Colliding galaxies create the brightest, fastest growing black holes at their centre

  • UBC team develops greener way to produce clothing fibres

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UBC EXPERTS ON TOPICAL ISSUES

War in Iran
Toxic drug crisis

Climate & Environment

  • Seasonal allergies are getting worse—and climate change is partly to blame

    Seasonal allergies are getting worse—and climate change is partly to blame

  • New UBC tool may help stop a destructive insect in its tracks

    New UBC tool may help stop a destructive insect in its tracks

  • Invasive grasses may be turning B.C.’s burn scars into the next wildfire

    Invasive grasses may be turning B.C.’s burn scars into the next wildfire

  • Seals risk death by polar bear for a varied meal, UBC study finds

    Seals risk death by polar bear for a varied meal, UBC study finds

Health & Medicine

  • Anticipating discrimination takes a toll on daily health, UBC study finds

    Anticipating discrimination takes a toll on daily health, UBC study finds

  • Texting with a stranger beats a chatbot at easing loneliness

    Texting with a stranger beats a chatbot at easing loneliness

  • Evolution of student health and wellbeing services culminates in Gateway Health building

    Evolution of student health and wellbeing services culminates in Gateway Health building

  • The UBC scientist who built Canada’s largest biotech company

    The UBC scientist who built Canada’s largest biotech company

Science & Technology

  • InBC and UBC partner to spur growth and commercialization of UBC-affiliated companies

    InBC and UBC partner to spur growth and commercialization of UBC-affiliated companies

  • UBC study links artificial turf fields to lethal chemical threat for salmon

    UBC study links artificial turf fields to lethal chemical threat for salmon

  • Wild plants can rapidly evolve to rescue themselves from climate change

    Wild plants can rapidly evolve to rescue themselves from climate change

  • Extreme heat has extreme effects–but some like it hot

    Extreme heat has extreme effects–but some like it hot

Society & Culture

  • ‘Now is the time’: UBC’s inaugural UNESCO Chair tackles racialized health inequities through law and policy

    ‘Now is the time’: UBC’s inaugural UNESCO Chair tackles racialized health inequities through law and policy

  • This UBC prof’s novel is being adapted for Netflix

    This UBC prof’s novel is being adapted for Netflix

  • Everyone should be ‘pro-abortion’ when the patient is a child, UBC scholars argue

    Everyone should be ‘pro-abortion’ when the patient is a child, UBC scholars argue

  • ‘I knew it!’—Why misinformation feels so good to share, and what to do about it

    ‘I knew it!’—Why misinformation feels so good to share, and what to do about it

University News

  • Balanced operating budget for 2026/27 approved by UBC Board of Governors

    Balanced operating budget for 2026/27 approved by UBC Board of Governors

  • On stage and in their own words

    On stage and in their own words

  • UBC announces 2026 spring honorary degree recipients

    UBC announces 2026 spring honorary degree recipients

  • UBC launches new South Asia Hub, partnerships in India 

    UBC launches new South Asia Hub, partnerships in India 

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