Starting the Conversation is noon-hour discussion series that gives guest speakers the opportunity to briefly share their work with students, staff, faculty and community members in a more informal setting and see where the ideas flow.
An expert speaker panel webinar
Join Prof. Ananya Mukherjee Reed, Provost and Vice-President Academic, Okanagan and Prof. Phil Barker, Vice-Principal and Associate Vice-President, Research and Innovation, for an update on UBC Okanagan’s downtown Kelowna expansion. Details will be shared on the vision for the new purpose-built space being developed at 550 Doyle Avenue and the academic program planning currently underway.
Join Prof. Phil Barker, Vice-Principal and Associate Vice-President, Research and Innovation, for a year-end Research and Innovation Town Hall update.
Please join the first Virtual Postdoc Research Day, an all-day event organized by the postdoctoral associations of UBC Okanagan and UBC Vancouver. This event features talks by UBC postdocs from across faculties and institutes, keynote presentations, and career discussion panels. Everyone can attend and registration is free! Register now
A Research to Practice Webinar
Discussion question: How can we effectively engage our Okanagan communities in climate action? In order for government at all levels to take the actions needed to address urgent and ambitious climate targets, a broad social mandate is necessary - one that reaches across divides to avoid political polarization. To achieve this mandate, government, civil society, […]
Please join us for our next Starting the Conversation discussion. The question for discussion: Can food foraging offer avenues for advancing community cohesion? This will be an online Zoom event, and registration is required. Please email icer.ok@ubca.ca to receive the registration link. Abstract The practice of harvesting wild plants and fungi is an integral part […]
Join us for the second part of an ongoing conversation about how the BC Human Rights Commissioner’s report on disaggregated data informs the responsibilities of researchers and UBC as an institution.
In this roundtable discussion, panelists will discuss Indigenous futurisms — the projection of Indigenous peoples into imagined futures. Looking specifically toward cultural and political resurgence, invited speakers will discuss representations of the apocalypse — the end of capitalism, the demise of nation-state sovereignty, and the collapse of colonial law — in Indigenous literature, film, and new media while tracing out the practices of care and compassion that will sustain us in the age of the postapocalyptic.
The UBC Centre for Chronic Disease Prevention and Management (CCDPM) is pleased to present the Okanagan Clinical Neurosciences Grand Rounds in partnership with Interior Health. Join subject experts as they present interesting patient cases and facilitate discussions on a wide range of topics relevant to physicians and researchers from clinical neurosciences, primary care, and related […]
Hear about the latest research on the ways the millions of microbes that live in the digestive tract affect our body and our mind, and how a healthy lifestyle can sustain gut health and prevent chronic disease.
With Canada Water Week/UN World Water Day just around the corner, we want to invite you to join us for a special ONLINE screening of “Lost Rivers,” followed by a panel discussion.
In the April lecture, Drs. Mike Tso and Nevin de Korompay present Endovascular treatment of cerebrovascular diseases: Pushing the envelope with transradial access.
This discussion series facilitates an informal opportunity for students, staff, faculty and community members to engage on a variety of topics. The presentations are often about works-in-progress and invite feedback and brainstorming. Everyone is welcome!
You are cordially invited to attend the next seminar event of the Biocomposites Research Network, which will feature 6 speakers from academia and industry.
Join the IHLCDP during CMHA Mental Health Week to focus on emotions that occur in the context of parent-adolescent relationships.
Join colleagues and members of the campus community for a festive online celebration of outstanding researchers.
On Friday, May 7th, Dr. Daryl Wile presents Levodopa Carbidopa Intestinal Gel Therapy for Parkinson Disease.
The UBC Centre for Chronic Disease Prevention and Management (CCDPM) is pleased to present the Okanagan Clinical Neurosciences Grand Rounds in partnership with Interior Health. On Friday, June 4th, Dr. Sarah Broder and Dr. Joy Ding presents Medical Assistance in Dying Update 2021: Impacts of Bill C7 and the Role of the Expert.
A Partnership in Research webinar
The UBC Centre for Chronic Disease Prevention and Management (CCDPM) is pleased to present the Okanagan Clinical Neurosciences Grand Rounds in partnership with Interior Health. On July 2nd, Dr. Ben Wierstra and Dr. Daryl Wile present Under Pressure - Gastrointestinal Cancer in the Nervous System.
Join fellow members of the UBC Okanagan research community and learn more about the Office of Research Services.
Learn more about e@UBCO and how to get involved in Entrepreneurship!
Learn more about e@UBCO and how to get involved in Entrepreneurship!
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