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Preliminary photogrammetry (3D scan) of John A. Russell staircase.

Faculty of Architecture News

UM/SSHRC Explore Grant Announcement: 3D Scanning Technology in Interior Design Preservation : Network News

July 18, 2024 —  The adoption of 3D scanning technology in architectural practices has seen significant growth across both academic and professional sectors. The discipline of interior design is particularly interested in this technology due to its ability to preserve and record building data. During the summer of 2023, initial research conducted with undergraduate researcher Vyas Gopal enabled Assistant Professor of Interior Design, Jason Shields, to explore the potential of 3D scanning for interior environments. This early-stage research delved into the complexities of photogrammetry and the integration of 3D scans into game engines to create virtual reality simulations.

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Flag lowered for Chris McCann : Campus News

July 18, 2024 —  The flag on the Administration Building will be lowered from July 19 to July 21, 2024, in memory of Chris McCann.

Kathy Yerex leans on a dental chair in the UM dental school's clinic.

Rady Faculty of Health Sciences News

Oral Biology & Beyond : Network News

July 18, 2024 —  Kathy Yerex [B.Sc./02, Dip.D.Hyg./04, M.Sc./21] would like to see more dental hygienists follow her lead and enter the world of research.

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Students gathered around a table looking at building drawings

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

Winnipeg Free Press: Homebuilding lessons to help transform northern First Nation : UM in the News

July 18, 2024 —  Homebuilding lessons to help transform northern First Nation

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John Sorensen and Randi Roy.

Faculty of Science News

From a fundamental discovery in a chemistry lab to a novel product for the market : Featured

July 18, 2024 —  It all started when John Sorensen, a chemistry professor, and his research team discovered an enzyme with an interesting reaction, a difficult step in the organic synthesis laboratory. The reaction normally requires multiple steps and many reagents without the same yields. But with the enzyme, it could be done in a single step in great condition. The discovery then sparked conversations about commercialization among the research team and how it could be put somewhere on a store shelf.

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A person using a laptop computer to view or edit a video file.

Faculty of Science News

Global Winnipeg: ‘You want to help’: Social media scam plays on emotions, U of M expert says : UM in the News

July 17, 2024 —  ‘You want to help’: Social media scam plays on emotions, U of M expert says

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Carp in Lake Winnipeg may have ingested microplastic particles

CBC Manitoba: You could be eating up to 12 times more microplastics from fish : UM in the News

July 17, 2024 —  You could be eating up to 12 times more microplastics from fish

Portrait of Dr. Jason Kindrachuk.

Rady Faculty of Health Sciences News

NPR: Mpox did not fade away. Africa faces two alarming outbreaks — and lacks vaccines : UM in the News

July 17, 2024 —  Mpox did not fade away. Africa faces two alarming outbreaks — and lacks vaccines

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Dr Don Flaten lectures in a field

Faculty of Agricultural and Food Sciences News

Don Flaten inducted into Manitoba Agricultural Hall of Fame : Network News

July 17, 2024 —  The professor emeritus in the Department of Soil Science was honoured for his significant field research in soil fertility and crop nutrition, his extension with commodity groups, industry and government and his dedication to agricultural education.

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New academic jobs – July 17, 2024 : Network News

July 17, 2024 —  New academic jobs - July 17, 2024

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