Faculty members and students at The University of Winnipeg are helping promote science awareness and literacy during this year's Science Rendezvous event on Saturday, May 13.
UWinnipeg’s Faculty of Graduate Studies hosted the Fourth Annual Three-Minute Competition (3M) with eight courageous participants. Each graduate student had only three-minutes to explain their complex thesis ideas with one static slide using simple language.
Jonathan Kornelsen, is finishing up his education practicum teaching biology at West Kildonan High School. With the help of professors and staff members at UWinnipeg, he is making the study of genetics more interesting for his students using fruit flies he obtained with the help of UWinnipeg physiological technologist Desiree Nickel.
UWinnipeg student Hilary Pinchbeck's research with Dr. Rafael Otfinowski in restoring the prairies one grass at a time earned her the top prize in Undergraduate Poster Presentation Award at the Parks and Protected Areas Conference.
UWinnipeg evolutionary biologist publishes major new research paper WINNIPEG, MB – Getting sick while pregnant is a sign that the embryo is healthy and mother...
Around 400 bat biologists from around the world gathered at the North American Symposium for Bat Research including UWinnipeg's Dr. Craig Willis and his student Emma Kunkel.
UWinnipeg celebrates science with the 11th Annual Randy Kobes Undergraduate Poster Contest on Wednesday, September 21. This year it is open to the public from 1:30 - 4:00 pm as part of Science Literacy Week with added uber cool interactive science activities.
Geography is concerned with the Earth’s surface in two ways – as the science of interaction between natural elements of the environment, such as weather,...
Mathematics is the science of number, form, and logic. The study of statistics is concerned with the collection, analysis, and interpretation of data. These are some examples of what to do with math + stats.
UWinnipeg students have returned from their geography field seminar that took them to Las Vegas, Nevada and the Mojave Desert where they applied practical skills to field research.
