Media Coverage
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The Trailbreaker (CBC Radio)Professor pitches potential use for Giant Mine's arsenic trioxide
Dr. Tamara Etmannski describe a solution for the arsenic trioxide that’s stored at Giant Mine, that could be sold all over the world as a critical mineral.
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CTV NewsUBC’s AI air hockey robot takes on world champions and wins
Students and researchers in UBC's Engineering Physics Department have created an AI-powered air hockey robot, dubbed Puck Pilot.
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The Globe and MailRetaliation against U.S. should include non-tariff measures, Eby says
B.C. Premier suggested walking away from buying American fighter jets, hampering shipping of Montana’s thermal coal
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KNAU Arizona Public RadioWhy are there so many mining companies in the Southwest with Canadian ties?
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Toronto StarFastest-growing Ebola outbreak through the eyes of Canadian aid workers
Little pink coffins are sold on the road for children who will die of Ebola, says Dr. Meaghan Thumath, an assistant professor of nursing at UBC and a public health delegate with the Canadian Red Cross.
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Canadian ArchitectVancouver Tall Challenge Launched to Explore New Approaches to Height and Density
The Vancouver Tall Challenge, organized by Buildner in collaboration with the City of Vancouver and UBC SALA, seeks bold yet thoughtful ideas that respond to the unique character and ambitions of the city.
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CityNewsUBC robot competition crowns winner ‘Randy’
Family and friends of competitors gathered at UBC to see which autonomous robot would be crowned champion in an annual competition among engineering physics students.