UBC computer science researchers recently hosted Graphics Interface 2025 at UBC Okanagan. The four-day conference welcomed over 100 participants from across Canada and abroad, fostering collaboration in computer graphics and interactive techniques. #GI2025 #UBC

𝐅𝐨𝐜𝐮𝐬𝐞𝐝 𝐫𝐞𝐯𝐢𝐞𝐰 📚 Curious how AI + multi-omics are revolutionizing plant metabolism research? 🌱 Check out Dang´s lab plantBioCoRe nice review on unlocking nature’s chemistry for next-gen bioproduction #plantscience #AI 📍University of British Columbia 📖 doi.org/10.1111/tpj.70…

Dr. Emmanuel Osei and his research team have developed a 3D bio-printed model that closely mimics the complexity of natural lung tissue, an innovation that could transform how scientists study lung disease and develop new treatments. Learn more: loom.ly/lBBXUtE

New research co-authored by #UBCO's Gino DiLabio and Hossein Khalilian, featured on the cover of the Journal of the American Chemical Society, highlights a crucial role for quantum mechanics in biochemical control. Learn more: loom.ly/50cPeYY

New research, conducted by #UBCO doctoral student Pau Capera-Aragonès alongside Drs. Rebecca Tyson and Eric Foxall, is revealing the complex mathematics behind bumblebee colonies and their critical role in sustainable agriculture. Learn more: loom.ly/4oYNhlg

#UBCO researchers led by Dr. Issac Li develop first-of-its-kind imaging technology giving scientists new tools to study complex biological systems and potentially drive new breakthroughs in cancer research, immunology and regenerative medicine. Learn more: loom.ly/0IdMKMY

#UBCO students have helped develop imaging technology using advanced mathematics to highlight critical details in complex or noisy visuals more effectively. The research could improve how doctors and scientists detect everything from tumours to wildfires. loom.ly/T0tcpc8

#UBCO and FNESS - First Nations Emergency Services Society have received $2.3 million in federal funding to advance Indigenous-led wildfire stewardship. The project blends Indigenous fire knowledge with new sensor and AI technology for fire mitigation. Learn more: loom.ly/4eFi18k

New #UBCO research led by Dr. Nicole Bamber shows that Canadian-grown wheat, canola, and peas can be shipped across the Atlantic 17 times and still produce fewer emissions than their European-grown counterparts. Learn more: loom.ly/1K50zSY

This summer BRAES co-hosted BC’s Southern Interior Crossings & Corridors Forum on UBC's Okanagan campus. The forum was a productive step in coordinating efforts across disciplines and jurisdictions towards a shared framework for ecological connectivity.

New research is challenging scientists' long-standing theory that plants cause rivers to bend. A study co-authored by #UBCO's Dr. Alessandro Ielpi, shows that well-cemented banks alone can sustain meandering, Learn more: loom.ly/cuamdq0

Celebrate student research at the 20th Annual Undergraduate Research Awards Symposium! Discover a wide range of research led by this year’s URA/IURA/USRA recipients in the Irving K. Barber Faculty of Science. 🗓️ Sept 5, 11am–2:30 pm, UNC 200 Learn more: loom.ly/3BVhvh8

Join us at UBC’s Irving K. Barber Faculty of Science on the Okanagan campus as a Canada Research Chair in in Human-Centered Artificial Intelligence. Applications will be accepted until September 16. loom.ly/vNVe0g8

Four Southern Interior community foundations have united to expand wildfire research at UBC Okanagan, supporting scientists as they develop tools and technologies to help protect communities from fire. Learn more: loom.ly/5kNfo78 #WildfireResearch #UBCO

Led by Dr. Nathan Pelletier, #UBCO and the National Research Council of Canada have co-developed a database to help Canadian industries better measure, manage, and improve their sustainability. Learn more: loom.ly/Xx8Nd6U #UBCOResearch #UBCO #Sustainability

Congratulations to Marni Turek, recipient of a 2025 Principal’s Staff Award of Excellence! Recognized with the Enhancing the UBC Experience Award, Marni’s exceptional work and outreach has made a lasting impact across academia, government, and the community.

Westernized diets are altering the gut microbiomes of immigrants, according to a new international study led by #UBCO researchers Leah D'Aloisio and Dr. Deanna Gibson. These findings could help influence chronic disease prevention and dietary guidance. loom.ly/fwAEdG4

#UBCO researchers Drs. Michael Noonan and Adam Ford, joined an international wildlife study revealing major differences in how wild dogs and cats move through their habitats—with serious lessons for global conservation. Full story: loom.ly/kwZbAnc