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Researcher with fly trap

Faculty of Agricultural and Food Sciences News

Cattle Country: University of Manitoba entomologists are investigating bovine anaplasmosis transmission in cattle : Network News

March 1, 2025 —  Horse flies and deer flies, commonly known as bulldogs, belong to a family of biting flies named Tabanidae. There are thousands of species worldwide, with about 150 in Canada, and approximately 25 different species found in Manitoba.

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Seated in armchairs on a stage, Dr. Peter Nickerson and Dr. Kathryn Tinckam converse while holding microphones.

Rady Faculty of Health Sciences News

UM alum values her ‘phenomenal medical education,’ urges redesign of health system to ensure doctors thrive : MomentUM for change

February 28, 2025 —  Today’s medical students are extraordinary individuals with great capacity to contribute as physicians, but the health-care system must change to support them in achieving their best, a distinguished medical alum said at a recent UM awards dinner.

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Laura Van Eerd

Faculty of Agricultural and Food Sciences News

Soil health lecture explores links to crop yield and resiliency : Network News

February 28, 2025 —  The second Ted Poyser Lecture in Soil Health features Dr. Laura Van Eerd from the University of Guelph

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Clayton H. Riddell Faculty of Environment, Earth, and Resources News

NRI Professor Wins Lifetime Achievement Award : Network News

February 28, 2025 —  Dr. John Sinclair wins the International Association for Impact Assessment 2025 Lifetime Achievement Award.

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Christine Sinclair holding a soccer ball in front of University of Manitoba branding colours

Christine Sinclair, champion on and off the pitch, to deliver 2025 Knight Lecture : MomentUM for change

February 28, 2025 —  Sinclair will recount her rise to soccer stardom, sharing the teamwork, passion, and resilience it took to succeed, along with the barriers she’s faced and her vision for a more inclusive future.

Physiotherapist holding the elbow of a patient's extended arm

Medscape Medical News: Mental health worse after workplace injuries : UM in the News

February 28, 2025 —  Patients with workplace injuries have worse mental health outcomes over time than patients with non-workplace injuries: UM study

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Artistic impression of a pulsar.

Faculty of Science News

Get to know the Department of Physics and Astronomy : Network News

February 28, 2025 —  Curiosity is at the heart of science and if the questions you ask yourself are about the laws of the universe, the colour of the sky, or those mysterious boomerangs that always come back when you throw them away, then physics and astronomy is the place to be. At the Faculty of Science, the Department of Physics and Astronomy offers a wide range of programs at undergraduate and graduate levels.

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Az Klymiuk

The Comeback Crop : Innovation at the heart of bold ideas

February 27, 2025 —  Could a humble, ancient grain help address modern-day food insecurity? UM researchers think so. Why wild rice—with a climate-friendly twist—could be Canada’s next staple

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Students News

How UM libraries can smooth the graduate research grind : Network News

February 27, 2025 —  The University of Manitoba librarians offer one-to-one appointments, drop-in sessions, and both live and recorded workshops to help with research and writing components of graduate programs.

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Participants listening to a presenter at session two of The Centre's Teaching and Learning Colloquium Series.

Centre for the Advancement of Teaching and Learning News

Reducing barriers to supporting international students : Innovation at the heart of bold ideas

February 27, 2025 —  International students face unique challenges adapting to living and studying abroad. The success rate of many international student can be improved by accessing UM resources and supports. Yet, international students’ stereotype of how Canadian faculty, staff, and students stereotype them, a metastereotype, can be barrier to them seeking supports.

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