In the Media
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Study International
3 universities paving the way for future international architects
UBC's SALA was recognized as one of three schools paving the way for future international architects.
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The Province
'Not just hype': Why BC is doubling down on hydrogen to help curb emissions
School of Engineering Assistant Professor Dr. Joshua Brinkerhoff said hydrogen is no longer driven by hype but demonstrated test cases and substantial investments.
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CTV News Vancouver
BC is in for an 'average' summer, but indoor heat still poses risk: experts
Nursing Professor Emeritus Dr. Wendy Hall advised people invest in an air conditioner or buy a fan and place a bowl of ice in front of it to stay cool, as heat can disrupt sleep.
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The Ubyssey
Dr. Scott Ramsay shapes the future of concussion care
School of Nursing Assistant Professor Dr. Scott Ramsay discusses his work in concussion after-care for BC youth, looking at health outcomes after initial diagnoses.
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Vancouver Sun
Douglas Todd: Dramatic impact of Vancouver's Broadway Plan revealed by high technology
SCARP's Erick Villagomez and SALA Professor Partick Condon were quoted in op-eds about Vancouver’s Broadway Plan.
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Daily Hive
Opinion: What could go wrong with the Broadway Plan?
SALA Professor Partick Condon was quoted in op-eds about Vancouver’s Broadway Plan.
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Techcouver.com
Cleantech startup launches out of UBC with specialized carbon fibre innovation
Materials Engineering Assistant Professor Dr. Yasmine Abdin and Bioproducts Institute (BPI)'s Dr. Frank Ko are deploying techniques to create sub-micron fibres.
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CKNW Weekends with Scott Shantz
How to prepare for "the big one"
Civil Engineering Research Associate and Sessional Lecturer Dr. Salman Soleimani-Dashtaki discusses earthquake preparation with CKNW's Scott Shantz.
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The Province
Could a Calgary-like water disaster happen in Metro Vancouver?
Civil Engineering Adjunct Professor Dr. Troy Vassos said Metro Vancouver can provide enough water if a major repair of a water main is needed.
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Today in BC
UBC researchers launch new website focused on men's mental health
Nursing Professor Dr. John Oliffe is the founder and lead of UBC’s Men’s Health Research program, which created the app called In Good Company.