Stories about research and innovation taking place on and off campus.
Stellar research was on display during UWinnipeg's ninth annual Three-Minute Thesis competition on March 3. Natassia D'Sena, Master of Arts in Criminal Justice, won the competition for her presentation 'Virtual Drive Thrus: Is OnlyFans the McDonalds of the Sex Industry?'
The Prison Pandemic Papers, a project led by Dr. Kevin Walby, launched online this week, making available previously unpublished government records obtained using access to information and freedom of information requests submitted to governments across Canada.
Entering into the P2GS program ahead of her first year at UWinnipeg provided Flora Easter the opportunity to see the real-world application of the sciences and made clear her desire to pursue Applied Biology.
Dr. Kawser Ahmed who has co-founded the Conflict Resilience Research Institute Canada (CRRIC), has associated with UWinnipeg's Global College to help expand academic and research activities at UWinnipeg.
UWinnipeg's Dr. Karen Harlos was recognized for Outstanding Compact Case in The International Case Centre’s 32nd Awards and Competitions for her work on Three Cases on Workplace Mistreatment.
Thirteen University of Winnipeg Faculty of Graduate students will be presenting their research during the ninth annual Three-Minute Thesis competition. The virtual event will take place March 3 from 2:00 to 4:00 pm on Zoom.
According to a new study co-authored by UWinnipeg's Dr. Nora Casson, warming winters in the northeastern United States and eastern Canada are impacting everything from ecosystems to the economy.
Dr. Anuraag Shrivastav's new blood screening test designed to earlier detect colorectal cancer has been published in an internationally renowned journal.
University of Winnipeg bioanthropologists Dr. Yadira Chinique de Armas and recent graduate Kaitlyn Hanson (BSc, 2021) are part of a team of researchers developing a new, innovative approach to understanding ancient infant feeding behavior.
To help mitigate the risks of violent radicalization among youth within our communities, University of Winnipeg political scientist Dr. Kawser Ahmed will lead a coalition of educators, experts, and community members to develop resources that will help counter the radicalization of youth to violence in Manitoba schools and in the greater community.
