Research and International News Archive
Engaging youth in science
May 2, 2019 —
On May 2, four University of Manitoba science outreach projects received a record $746,900 to promote and enhance science and math education in Manitoba
Clinician scientists: critical for the evolution of healthcare
April 30, 2019 —
Dr. Allan Becker is the recipient of the Dr. John M. Bowman Memorial Winnipeg Rh Institute Foundation Award
Distinguished Professor Dhalla inducted into Canadian Medical Hall of Fame
April 30, 2019 —
Cardiovascular science pioneer Dr. Naranjan S. Dhalla recognized for extraordinary contributions to health
Made-in-Manitoba technology helps farmers
April 26, 2019 —
Every year, various organizations and governments highlight the role that intellectual property (IP) rights play in encouraging innovation and creativity
The Conversation: Lessons from the Winnipeg General Strike of 1919 have much to teach us about our future
April 26, 2019 —
A century ago, the Winnipeg General Strike shut down what was then Canada’s third-largest city
Rady Faculty of Health Sciences
U of M researchers seek insight on HIV care in the North
April 25, 2019 —
A new interdisciplinary project, led by researchers from the Rady Faculty of Health Sciences, aims to understand the differences between HIV care for Indigenous people living in northern Manitoba First Nations communities and in Winnipeg
Faculty of Kinesiology and Recreation Management
Registration now open for summer research training institute
April 24, 2019 —
The program offers a variety of workshops designed to provide introductory research skills and knowledge for students, research assistants, research staff and faculty members
Has Marvel reinvented the film serial?
April 24, 2019 —
The release of Avengers: Endgame is a culmination, of a kind, for the Marvel Cinematic Universe
Faculty of Science
U of M chemists & Inuit collaborate to track biodiversity in Canada’s North
April 23, 2019 —
UofM Chemistry Professor Jörg Stetefeld’s eDNA metabarcoding system has provided a new tool for collaboration with the Kivalliq Inuit Association (KIA). Together they are finding ways to combine traditional Inuit methods of resource management with new scientific methods to better understand biodiversity.
Linking health system data
April 23, 2019 —
A new project will offer valuable data to researchers and spur new insights and policies to keep Canadians safe