UWinnipeg's Canada Research Chairs are world-class scientists and scholars from diverse backgrounds who are working on new discoveries and innovations that help our environment, health, communities and economy thrive. Meet our current chairholders.
The University of Winnipeg is now home to eight Canada Research Chairs, following an announcement today by the Honourable Kirsty Duncan, Minister of Science and...
UWinnipeg Indigenous science students gained experience in a research environment, built a network with other Indigenous science students, and learned about supports to prepare them for upper-level science courses, as part of the University's new Pathways to Graduate Studies (P2GS) program.
UWinnipeg's Dr. Christopher Wiebe and his Quantum Materials Group have discovered a new material that might be changing our science textbooks.
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.
University of Winnipeg chemistry professor and Canada Research Chair in Quantum Materials Discovery, Dr. Chris Wiebe, has been promoted to the Instrument Advisory Board at...
The federal government has announced a major investment in environmental research at UWinnipeg, with the appointment of Dr. Ryan Bullock as Canada Research Chair in Human-Environment Interactions.
UWinnipeg's Dr. Blair Jamieson, Dr. Chris Bidinosti, Dr. Jeff Martin, and Dr. Russ Mammei are part of a milestone experiment. The team produced the first Canadian made ultracold neutrons (UCN). Eureka!
UWinnipeg welcomes the appointment of Dr. Angela Failler a new Research Chair (CRC) in Culture and Public Memory. UWinnipeg now has five prestigious CRCs on campus that strengthen UWinnipeg's position as a world leader in research and development.
