The Department of Computer Science, Mathematics, Physics and Statistics invites you to a free, virtual lecture from Dr. Scott Lindstrom of Curtin University in Perth, Australia.
This talk will cover fundamentals of field ion microscopy and nanotip fabrication using gas-and-field assisted etching method to create single atom tip emitters.
Join Donald Estep in his discussion on the formulation and solution of stochastic inverse problems.
Join Francis Zwiers' talk on our understanding of observed and projected changes in the frequency and intensity of extreme climate and weather events.
You are invited to meet alumni from the UBC Master of Data Science (MDS) Okanagan program.
Join first-year physics students at the inaugural UBCO Water Rocket Competition.
Join the students of PHYS 112 at the inaugural Physics Hands-on Projects (PHOP) Presentation Day.
Mohammad Abdul Hadi will defend their thesis.
Hong-Jiang Sim will defend their thesis.
Join the Postdoctoral Association - UBC Okanagan for the third annual Postdoc Research Day.
Ian Chambers will defend their thesis.
Sohan Chowdhury will defend their thesis.
The community is invited to a public talk from Dr. Kristine Spekkens of Royal Military College and Queen’s University as part of the Canadian Astronomical Society’s annual meeting.
Interdisciplinary Co-op invites all interested students to attend a Co-op Information Session. Co-op offers undergraduate students enriched educational experiences through workplace learning in a diversity of organizations. Co-op is a paid opportunity for you to gain employable skills, explore career options, and build a professional network—all before graduation! During this session you will: Learn about […]
Interdisciplinary Co-op invites all interested students to attend a Co-op Information Session.
Interdisciplinary Co-op invites all interested students to attend a Co-op Information Session.
Get to Know UBCO Tour in collaboration with Move UBC and the United Way, for a guided walk from campus to Innovation Precinct Annex 1 (IA1) complete with tour guide
Hear from UBC Okanagan's careers team for an overview of career paths, job search tactics, and trends to help you secure a future in the world of technology and computer science.
Join first year physics students for an interesting and fun afternoon of physics activities.
The Perseid meteor shower viewing is a public evening event hosted by the National Research Council of Canada. This event will feature talks on the observatory site, and stargazing.
The Irving K. Barber Faculty of Science would like to extend an invitation to the Dominion Radio Astrophysical Observatory located in Kaleden, BC.
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The Irving K. Barber Faculty of Science invites the UBC community to the “Gas rich galaxies and cosmology: Paving the way to the Squared Kilometre Array (SKA)” seminar, as part of the UBCO–DRAO Joint Seminar Series.
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