Topics: Engineering
Microbe-assisted mining
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UBC catalyzing success for the mineral industry with data-powered and nature-forward solutions.
MEL January Information Session
Jan 7, 2026 | 10:00am - 11:00am | Event
Learn how the MEL program equips technical professionals with advanced leadership training and sector-specific expertise to elevate their careers.
Student innovation connects wildfire resilience, safety to home design
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UBC Okanagan Engineering students create a guide to sustainable, fire-resilient housing suited to BC’s interior.
UBCO engineers create new device to improve indoor air quality
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Innovative airflow system outperforms conventional ventilation, reduces infection risk.
Using her passion for math and science to work for change
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Job: Staff Machine Learning Researcher, FloodbaseTanya Nair is building the technology and tools to transform terabytes of satellite and sensor readings into near real-time flood maps. By designing advanced models to sift through massive,…
UBC-Seaspan research collaboration investigates impacts of biofuels on climate and health
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UBC Mechanical Engineering researchers are working with Seaspan Ferries to collect real-world biofuels emissions data, and hope to pave the way for greener shipping.
UBCO researchers apply body preservation technique to wood
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Researchers at the UBCO School of Engineering test plastination to improve cedar strength and sustainability.
UBC Okanagan research offers playbook for supply chain resilience
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A team from the UBCO School of Engineering says AI-powered framework helps companies navigate uncertainty—from tariffs to tornadoes to transportation delays
UBC researchers discover microbes turning food waste into energy
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A team led by UBC Engineering Associate Professor Dr. Ryan Ziels discovered a previously-unknown bacterium that plays a crucial role in the conversion of food scraps to renewable natural gas.
UBCO engineers test rubble from destroyed buildings to help “rebuild Ukraine”
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Students test war debris as a reliable and sustainable road-building material.