Stories about research and innovation taking place on and off campus.
The University of Winnipeg's Research Office and Faculty of Graduate Studies have collaborated to host the 2023 UWinnipeg Research Week from Wednesday, March 1 to Friday, March 3.
Thanks to the generosity of the Hill family, The University of Winnipeg Archives digitized a collection of Kern-Hill Furniture commercials that were preserved on videocassettes. This important part of Winnipeg's history will now be accessible to researchers and available for classroom use.
Less than one year after eclipsing $1 million in Mitacs internships, The University of Winnipeg is once again on pace to surpass the million-dollar mark and outpace other full and associate partner universities in key categories for the 2022-23 academic year.
Throughout the year, we share many stories celebrating the achievements of women in science. We are proud to highlight stories of students and faculty members like Cassidy Lamirande, Gracie Grift, Dr. Sara Good, Monalisa Abas, and Dr. Sanoji Wijenayake, all of whom are doing incredible work in the field.
Dr. Darshani Kumaragamage, Department of Environmental Studies and Sciences, and her research team are exploring how soil amendments can reduce the amount of phosphorus released from agricultural land and into waterways during the spring melt.
UWinnipeg Professor Dr. Sheri-Lynn Skwarchuk and University of Ottawa Associate Professor Dr. Erin Maloney are tackling math anxiety in their new children's book 'Peyton & Charlie Challenge Math.'
In three minutes, you can brush your teeth, send a quick e-mail, or listen to your favourite song. But can you explain complex research to a live audience? That’s what Faculty of Graduate Studies students will be challenged to do during The University of Winnipeg’s Three-Minute Thesis (3MT) competition on Friday, March 3 in Eckhardt-Gramatté Hall.
Embracing an opportunity to expand his skills has led Applied Computer Science master's student Joe Hrzich down a new and exciting path.
Dr. Ed Cloutis and his team of students have partnered with Mission Control Space Services in the development and deployment of a terrain classifier, MoonNet, which has launched to the moon with the ispace HAKUTO-R Mission 1 lander.
TerraByte, a UWinnipeg research team led by Dr. Christopher Bidinosti, Department of Physics, and Dr. Christopher Henry, Department of Applied Computer Science, received more than $500,000 in funding support.
