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Recent fire activity below levels of the past 2,000 years Source: Ecosphere Summary: New research uses lake-sedimentary charcoal records and tree rings from eight forested...
Dr. Nora Casson (geography) has been awarded the 2018 Chancellor's Research Chair. She will investigate northern ecosystems to help find solutions to protect the environment.
A Networking Conference for Industry, Academic and Government participants – June 21 WINNIPEG, MB – Manitoba is at a crossroads. High Performance Computing is fast,...
UWinnipeg has received a total$876,253 for six UWinnipeg researchers thanks to the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada.
People can register now to share food stories, recipes Dr. Janis Thiessen is hitting the road to ask Manitobans in the Steinbach area to share...
UWinnipeg's physicist Dr. Jeffery Martin is one of the Canadian researchers that played a major role in an international collaboration that has gained new insight into the most elusive of the four fundamental forces in nature, the weak force.
Wiebe’s research explores quantum materials and how they could be used to develop electronics that are more affordable, power-efficient, and portable than ones currently available.
UWinnipeg’s Dr. Christopher Wiebe is a chemist on demand this spring. He has five stops on his knowledge mobilization tour.
This funding was announced by Sustainable Development Minister Rochelle Squires today, with the reveal of, a new section of the Climate Atlas devoted to agriculture to coincide with Earth Day (Sunday, April 22.
UWinnipeg’s Dr. Luc Clair (economics) has been given a Manitoba Medical Service Foundation grant worth $30,000 to help answer this question.
