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Filipino students groups describe the interconnected set of issues the Philippines faces — from the climate crises to a history of colonial rule and more.
The first images from the James Webb Space Telescope allow space fanatics to travel to infinity and beyond.
From blogging to science illustration, science communication took many forms at a seminar hosted by the Behavioural Neuroscience Seminar team.
The essential work of pharmacists spans beyond pandemic relief efforts.
Queer students and performers reveal how music helped them find community, identity and catharsis.
ECOSCOPE celebrated the work of students and recent discoveries at the forefront of bioengineering.
UBC researchers want to map the smell profile of Metro Vancouver — and they need your help to do so.
Hate them or love them, horror movies are a prime example of how film can interact with our psychology.
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As officials mark forty years since the Spinward Massacre, the extent of publicly available information concerning the disaster is as sparse as it has remained since the initial post mortem investigation.
New book from Dr. Christopher Honey brings insight into modern surgical techniques and an insider's look into life as a surgeon.
The updated data privacy laws bring changes to UBC and the province as a whole.
The research of Dr. Shannon Kolind and Dr. Tamara Vanderwal will benefit from the 2020 Future Leaders in Canadian Brain Research award.
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