Faculty of Science News Archive
UM alumni among 2023 Order of Manitoba recipients
May 12, 2023 —
On Manitoba Day, May 12, the Province of Manitoba announced that 12 highly-accomplished Manitobans will be invested in the Order of Manitoba, the province’s highest honour.
Faculty of Science
Festival of scientific delights
May 1, 2023 —
The largest celebration of science and engineering in Canada – Science Rendezvous - will be making its epic return to the UM Fort Garry Campus May 13.
Alumni
2023 Distinguished Alumni Awards recipients revealed
May 1, 2023 —
Meet the honourees for the upcoming September celebration
Research and International
UM Café Scientifique: Windows on the Universe
April 28, 2023 —
Join our panel of UM physicists and astronomers on May 10.
Faculty of Graduate Studies
3MT winner is full of heart
April 3, 2023 —
PhD student in Max Rady College of Medicine wins first place for presentation on personalized heart cells
Libraries
Indigenous science book display in UM Libraries
March 31, 2023 —
Indigenous science book display in UM Libraries
Faculty of Graduate Studies
Big issues, new ideas, three minutes
March 17, 2023 —
After being selected from three rigorous heats over the past month, twelve finalists are now ready compete in the 3MT Finals on March 30.
Faculty of Science
Looking for something fun to do? Volunteer for Science Rendezvous!
March 16, 2023 —
Science Rendezvous is an excellent opportunity to work with other students, harness your creativity and gain leadership skills.
Faculty of Science
Meet the first Student Recipients of the Kwan Family Bursary
February 15, 2023 —
Undergraduate science students awarded a new bursary to continue a family legacy through the Mr. and Mrs. Wing Kwun Kwan Bursary.
Faculty of Science
How Epidemics End
January 20, 2023 —
How do societies know when an epidemic is over and normal life can resume? What are the criteria and markers of an epidemic’s end, and who has the insight, authority, and credibility to decipher these signs? Join Dr. Erica Charters, professor of the global history of medicine at the University of Oxford for an insightful conversation on how war, disease, and state formation intersect. Erica Charters currently leads a multidisciplinary project on How Epidemics End.