Pulse oximeters capable of reading BP too: Researchers
Read moreFive UBC students awarded prestigious Women in Technology Scholarships
Read moreNational connected-vehicle ‘test bed’ launches at University of British Columbia
Read moreEngineering profs receive alumni UBC Achievement Awards
Three members of the APSC community — mechanical engineering professor Nemkumar Banthia; electrical and computer engineering professor emeritus Charles Laszlo; and electrical and computer engineering adjunct professor James McEwen — have received alumni UBC Achievement Awards.
Read moreWaterloo creates a ‘terrarium for robots’
Read moreUBC Okanagan researchers look to create homes that withstand tornadoes
Read moreParents: HPV vaccine won’t make your daughter have risky sex
Stories appeared on USA Today (also on King 5 News), Daily Mail,
Read moreHPV vaccination not linked with rise in teen risky sex
The article appeared in Reuteurs and Business Insider and a similar story appeared on CBC.
Read moreMore boy hurt by dating violence than girls
Read moreLegacy of BC’s First Nobel Laureate Lives On Celebrating the 25th anniversary of Michael Smith’s Nobel Prize
Vancouver, BC — This October, organizations from across British Columbia’s scientific research community are celebrating the powerful legacy of Dr. Michael Smith, the province’s first Nobel Laureate, as we mark the 25th anniversary of his Nobel Prize. Smith’s impact and foundational work in genomics inspired many and helped propel our province to international prominence as a world leader in genomics research.
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