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The University of Winnipeg’s partnership with Enterprise Machine Intelligence and Learning Initiative (EMILI) was recently featured at a virtual Agriculture Enlightened conference aimed at advancing...
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The University of Winnipeg’s partnership with Enterprise Machine Intelligence and Learning Initiative (EMILI) was recently featured at a virtual Agriculture Enlightened conference aimed at advancing...
Thanks to funding from NSERC and Mitacs, University of Winnipeg postdoctoral scholar Dr. Michael Lang is developing tools aimed at making high-quality MRI more affordable...
Manitoba's post-secondary institutions and North Forge Technology Exchange created the competition to help improve the move to remote learning for both students and educators.
The Prairie Climate Centre launched new videos, maps, and articles on the Climate Atlas of Canada, which explore many of the health and climate change risks and adaptation options facing Canadians.
University of Winnipeg researcher Dr. Katherine Breward is leading a study to better understand, and ultimately improve, the experience of people with disabilities in MBA programs.
UWinnipeg postdoc Dr. Michael Beck's team, Particuleye Technologies, have won first place - worth $20,000 in seed funding- in the Lake Winnipeg AquaHacking Challenge for their creation of an innovative tool to improve microplastics testing and analysis.
UWinnipeg's Dr. Julie Nagam in one of 10 established Indigenous media scholars and artists that are virtually presenting at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology's inaugural Indigenous Digital Delegation at MIT.
The UWinnipeg Chapter of .caISES has been recognized with the 2020 Stelvio J. Zanin Distinguished Chapter of the Year award.
UWinnipeg's chemist Devin Latimer has published a free text book that is accessible online to anyone, anywhere.
News that she'd be receiving $12,000 in research funding from Research Manitoba came just in time for University of Winnipeg Master's student Cora Romanow to continue her animal communication research with Dr. Susan Lingle.