Math degree, academic curiosity is winning formula for UWinnipeg alum
Mastering one subject while maintaining a wide variety of academic interests has been the winning formula for University of Winnipeg alumnus and successful lawyer, Joel...
Mastering one subject while maintaining a wide variety of academic interests has been the winning formula for University of Winnipeg alumnus and successful lawyer, Joel...
Michelle Trudel, Erica Mitchell, and Mamneet (Sheena) Gurm spent a week in Nunavut this spring, the second year in a row that Let's Talk Science sent a UWinnipeg volunteer team to the Arctic.
When UWinnipeg students Chelsea Lukawy, Chantal Cloutier, Shiven Shridhar and Spas Nikolov finished exams this year, they headed north to volunteer with Let's Talk Science, bringing a series of fun, science-related workshops to Duke of Marlborough School in Churchill, Manitoba.
The Manitoba Neuroscience Network’s 2019 Scientific Meeting will be held at The University of Winnipeg on Friday, June 7, co-chaired by UWinnipeg Psychology Lecturer Dr. Domenico Di Curzio and Associate Biology Professor Dr. Renée Douville.
Dr. James Currie, Provost and Vice-President, Academic is pleased to announce the appointment of Dr. Doug Goltz as Dean of Science for a five-year term...
The joy and enthusiasm of attendees and fellow volunteers has inspired UWinnipeg's Dr. Tabitha Wood to volunteer with Science Rendezvous since the outreach program began in 2008. Anyone with a passion for science outreach is encouraged to participate.
UWinnipeg's Dr. Christopher Wiebe and his Quantum Materials Group have discovered a new material that might be changing our science textbooks.
UWinnipeg's new AR virtual sandbox uses 3D visualization applications to demonstrate geographic concepts while allowing users to physically shape and contour sand.
UWinnipeg's evolutionary biologist Susan Lingle's research will be featured on CBC's Nature of Things with David Suzuki this Sunday, March 3 at 7:00 pm CST.
A cutting-edge University of Winnipeg research project could transform the way we produce food, allowing farmers in Canada and beyond to care for large prairie crops as efficiently as a backyard garden, thanks to a $250,000 Weston Seeding Food Innovation grant.