Stories about research and innovation taking place on and off campus.
Judges had their work cut out for them at UWinnipeg's 12th annual Three-Minute Thesis (3MT) Competition.
University of Winnipeg initiative helps UW student fund RNA sequencing to make chemical testing more effecive and reduce the need for testing on animals.
D. Patricia Fitzpatrick is part of the team working to improve the impact assessment process in Manitoba.
Métis people are the fastest growing Indigenous Nation in Canada. With the Indigenization on campuses, UWinnipeg's Dr. Laura Forsythe is working to create safe Métis-specific spaces on campuses with UMantoba’s Dr. Lucy Delgado.
The 2025 Three-Minute Thesis Competition takes place this Friday, March 7 and next Thursday, March 13 with a fresh new format and 16 competitors.
UWinnipeg's new ICE Lab is capable of tracking the subtle emotions and split-second reactions that influence consumer decision-making in the marketplace.
Federal funding is enabling a University of Winnipeg researcher to carry out potentially lifesaving research into aging and balance that could help older adults prevent falls and stay active.
UWinnipeg's Dr. Qian Liu brings AI deep learning research to health care - using it to help solve chemical or biological problems, especially for breast cancer, COVID-19, and rheumatoid arthritis.
UWinnipeg students are encouraged to present content from their term papers, thesis proposals, practicum reports, and even their master’s theses, at the 3MT competition.
In the quest to aid vulnerable individuals, UWinnipeg’s Dr. Yaser Al Mtawa and Dr. Victor Balogun are working with community organizations on a technology that will to support those struggling with drug addictions during pregnancy.
