Stories about research and innovation taking place on and off campus.
The University of Winnipeg is once again sending a large cohort of students to the Women in Physics Canada Conference, which is taking place July 4 to 7 at the University of Manitoba.
Associate Professor and Chair of the Department of Women's and Gender Studies, Dr. Ruprai is an alumna and internationally recognized writer whose poetry collections have been shortlisted for prestigious awards.
For the first time, the Canadian Society for Ecology and Evolution and the Canadian Botanical Association (CSEE-CBA) are hosting their annual joint conference in Winnipeg from Sunday, June 11 to Wednesday, June 14, 2023.
Faculty of Graduate Studies student Michelle Beltran will be representing UWinnipeg at the Western Regional 3-Minute Thesis Competition at the University of Saskatchewan on May 25.
German-Canadian Studies (GCS) at The University of Winnipeg has published an interactive oral history resource that provides a glimpse into the daily life of four 20th century immigrant women.
UWinnipeg's Dr. Ryan Bullock, Tier II Canada Research Chair in Human-Environment Interactions, is one of the university partners from across Canada contributing to the CANSTOREnergy project, which recently received $24 million in federal funding.
UWinnipeg's Dr. Beverley Fehr and her research into friendship bonds across species was featured on CBC's Nature of Things.
Research by a University of Winnipeg team is illuminating the complex ways in which climate change is affecting ecosystems in the Churchill region.
From protecting endangered species, promoting human rights efforts, and making advances in digital agriculture, Postdoctoral Fellows (PDFs) are contributing to world-class research at The University of Winnipeg.
UWinnipeg's Dr. Renée Douville and collaborators Dr. Jody Haigh, University of Manitoba, and Dr. Domenico Di Curzio, St. Boniface Hospital Albrechtsen Research Centre, received a $125,000 Discovery Grant from the ALS Society of Canada and Brain Canada to further their ALS research.
