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Dream Photonics’ lab

Dream Photonics transforms tech manufacturing

The UBC spin-off helps bring advanced technologies to market and grow BC’s tech sector

Spotlight

Dr. Kazuhiro Saitou, Eddie Goldenberg Research Chair of Canada in Engineering Design

Meet Dr. Kazuhiro Saitou

Eddie Goldenberg Research Chair of Canada in Engineering Design

Students gather and mingle at Thrive by the Fire

Gather at Thrive by the Fire

Enjoy live music, connect with others and explore campus resources

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Get Moving at Boots & Beats

Move, unwind and support your wellbeing with a free beginner-friendly line dancing session

Explore UBC

Photo of Paul Needham (UBC BCom ’92) and Samantha Rayner (UBC MBA ’10)

UBC Sauder alumni share their entrepreneurial journeys

Two alumni share lessons from launching and growing businesses across sustainability, beauty and technology

Dr. Kathleen Martin Ginis, right, monitors research participants at UBC Okanagan in Kelowna

Innovation, Research

Exercise may help reduce chronic pain after spinal cord injury

UBC research tests exercise as a drug-free approach to pain management

A researcher uses a syringe to administer a substance to a plant for medicine research

People, Research

Undergraduate students explore plant-based medicine

UBC Okanagan students develop more sustainable and affordable ways to produce life-saving drugs

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Why witches still capture our imagination

Experts explore witchcraft’s roots in folklore, cultural identity and political resistance

Unveiling of Ancestral Waters: Jacob Pryce, Nick Smolinski, Caroline Chadderdon, Summer Cannell and Dean of Arts Dr. Clare Haru Crowston

Arts and Culture, Community

Musqueam artist transforms Arts entrance with mural

Ancestral Waters celebrates Musqueam culture while helping protect birds from glass collisions

Dr. Lisa Tobber, Assistant Professor, School of Engineering and Dr. Perry Adebar, Professor, Structural & Earthquake Engineering

Which BC buildings are most at risk in an earthquake?

Researchers study older concrete buildings to assess earthquake risks

We acknowledge that UBC’s two main campuses are situated within the ancestral and unceded territory of the Musqueam people, and in the traditional, ancestral, unceded territory of the Syilx Okanagan Nation and their peoples.