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Great day at University of British Columbia as we officially opened the Gordon B. Shrum building, new home of the UBC’s School of Biomedical Engineering! UBC School of Biomedical Engineering UBC Applied Science

Congratulations to the #UBCAppliedScience recipients of the Killam Awards! These awards represent excellence in teaching at both the faculty and graduate levels—honouring impact, mentorship, and dedication to learning. Learn more: bit.ly/44iZ818

In 2019, UBC became Canada’s first 5G campus in collaboration with Rogers and the Institute for Computing, Information and Cognitive Systems. Learn how we've made full use of UBC’s campus infrastructure and assets to test new ideas and technologies bit.ly/42ky0wj

Four Research Excellence Clusters led by #UBCAppliedScience researchers in @UBCEngineering and @UBCSCARP are receiving new funding through the 2025/26 Grants for Catalyzing Research Clusters (GCRC) competition. Learn more: bit.ly/42v8LYd

April 22 is #WorldEarthDay. UBC SOE Okanagan Master of Engineering student Ashlee Titus is researching how microbes and fungi can help clean contaminated soil. Learn how her work supports a broader mission to find sustainable solutions to industrial pollution: bit.ly/4j6KYop

Our thoughts are with the Filipino community and everyone affected by the tragedy in Vancouver. Our hearts go out to the families, friends and loved ones grieving today.

Over the weekend, a senseless tragedy rocked Vancouver as 11 people were killed and many more injured at the Lapu-Lapu Day Festival. University of British Columbia is lowering flags to half-mast and offering support to those affected: bit.ly/3YQ9wKc

Today is an opportunity to grieve the loss of innocent lives, honour them, comfort those impacted and offer appreciation for those serving in response to the Lapu Lapu Day Festival tragedy. Available supports for UBC community members: bit.ly/3YQ9wKc Available supports

🏆 From mentorship to biomedical breakthroughs, Vancouver scientists had a standout April! We’re spotlighting Dr. Govind Kaigala (UBC School of Biomedical Engineering), recipient of the UBC Killam Accelerator Research Fellowship. 🎉 See all the winners and celebrate them with us: bit.ly/4iIX3z

We are the ACCESS (Aging, Cancer Care + Support) Research Lab at UBC Nursing—advancing cancer care for older adults in BC through research and innovation. Follow us to stay informed on our work. #GeriOnc2025 #CancerAndAging

Congrats to the lab of Dr. Nozomu Yachie (Nozomu Yachie) at UBC School of Biomedical Engineering on their new Nature Biotechnology study! 👏 They've developed a multi-kingdom genetic barcoding system, called CloneSelect, for precise clone isolation. Read the paper: go.nature.com/43tuAaS

What a pleasure to confer an Honorary Degree from to our distinguished alumnus Erik Lindholm. University of British Columbia UBC Electrical & Computer Engineering

What began as a pandemic painting project grew into a powerful tribute to Vancouver’s Chinatown. Donna Seto, Manager of Research & Strategic Initiatives at UBC Civil Engineering, captures memory, architecture, and community in Chinatown. bit.ly/43YYoO8

On CTV Morning Live with Keri Adams, Dr. John Oliffe of UBC Applied Science & Report Co-authour discusses the call to address men's health issues 👨🤝 ctvnews.ca/vancouver/vide…

AbCellera Michael Smith Health Research BC Teresa S.M.Tsang, MD Dr. Peter Zandstra, director of the UBC School of Biomedical Engineering, emphasized the value of collaborative programs uniting research & industry to support translation. Peter Zandstra UBC School of Biomedical Engineering

Ongoing global events may be affecting members of our community in different ways. If you are seeking support or someone to talk to, please know that UBC offers resources to help. Student resources Vancouver: students.ubc.ca/support-unanti… Okanagan: students.ok.ubc.ca/support/suppor… Faculty and

June 21 marks National Indigenous Peoples Day. The summer solstice is significant to many Indigenous groups and communities across Canada which makes this a fitting opportunity to recognize and celebrate the history, heritage, resilience and diversity of First Nations, Inuit and

A baby’s microbiome could shape their lifelong immune health. New research shows how disrupting that balance early can trigger chronic inflammation. #WorldMicrobiomeDay UBC School of Biomedical Engineering Learn more: cihr-irsc.gc.ca/e/54370.html?h…

.UBC Engineering Associate Professor Khondokar Nahiduzzaman informs CTV Morning Live about Canada's preparedness for severe flooding with Keri Adams. ctvnews.ca/vancouver/vide…