Research and International News Archive
U of M researchers decode the Spanish Flu, advance in microbial ‘arms race’
August 14, 2018 —
They found that the Spanish Flu, unlike other flu viruses, induced specific and unique changes early in infection
August 14, 2018 —
They found that the Spanish Flu, unlike other flu viruses, induced specific and unique changes early in infection
Tooth decay, diabetes and sleep apnea: three U of M research projects recently funded by CIHR
August 14, 2018 —
It will allow dedicated researchers to advance the science that will benefit the entire population
August 14, 2018 —
It will allow dedicated researchers to advance the science that will benefit the entire population
Saving our wetlands
August 13, 2018 —
Soil science professor David Lobb is part of a “dream team of investigators” looking into a project of critical importance to the Canadian landscape
August 13, 2018 —
Soil science professor David Lobb is part of a “dream team of investigators” looking into a project of critical importance to the Canadian landscape
An aspirin a day may keep HIV away, U of M study finds
August 9, 2018 —
“These are highly promising results,” said the study’s lead author, Keith Fowke
August 9, 2018 —
“These are highly promising results,” said the study’s lead author, Keith Fowke
The Western Producer: The knowledge worker quandary
August 7, 2018 —
Digvir Jayas, research and international vice-president at the University of Manitoba, also believes Canada is over-reliant on resources, but he uses different words to describe the problem
August 7, 2018 —
Digvir Jayas, research and international vice-president at the University of Manitoba, also believes Canada is over-reliant on resources, but he uses different words to describe the problem
For grassland bird conservation, it’s not the size that matters
August 7, 2018 —
U of M researchers uncover something unusual that will help us save grassland birds
August 7, 2018 —
U of M researchers uncover something unusual that will help us save grassland birds
Global News: U of M lab cooking up healthy snacks
July 27, 2018 —
Students from 10 different countries have come to Canada this summer to work on different projects. One project, in the Faculty of Agricultural and Food Sciences, involves using leftover bread crumbs and combining them with yellow peas to make a healthy version of Chee-tos.
July 27, 2018 —
Students from 10 different countries have come to Canada this summer to work on different projects. One project, in the Faculty of Agricultural and Food Sciences, involves using leftover bread crumbs and combining them with yellow peas to make a healthy version of Chee-tos.
National Geographic: How Do You Study Endangered Whales? Collect Their Snot
July 26, 2018 —
Master’s student Justine Hudson spends her field days attempting to sample beluga snot to measure stress levels across the population
July 26, 2018 —
Master’s student Justine Hudson spends her field days attempting to sample beluga snot to measure stress levels across the population
Clayton H. Riddell Faculty of Environment, Earth, and Resources News
First research vessel dedicated to Hudson Bay will explore previously understudied Arctic regions
July 25, 2018 —
The William Kennedy left port in Summerside, PEI to explore some of the most understudied regions of the Arctic
July 25, 2018 —
The William Kennedy left port in Summerside, PEI to explore some of the most understudied regions of the Arctic
Finally, a breathtaking photo of beluga whale snot
July 25, 2018 —
Master's student Justine Hudson studies beluga whales via their snot and captured a striking photo in the process
July 25, 2018 —
Master's student Justine Hudson studies beluga whales via their snot and captured a striking photo in the process