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Alumni discuss Indigenous potential in co-op structure
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On Oct. 15, the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives (CCPA) held a webinar and launched a report entitled Indigenizing the Co-operative Model, authored by Jimmy Thunder and Mark Intertas, two University of Manitoba alumni.
Thunder...
The art and science of making images from space
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Since the advent of space exploration, cosmic images have been a vital source of information for us. Jayanne English, an associate professor in the department of physics and astronomy at the U of M,...
Lecture discusses COVID-19 vaccine distribution ethics
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The race to create a COVID-19 vaccine has scientists scrambling all over the world, but the difficult questions the pandemic has raised will not end with a working medication. RJ Leland, an assistant professor...
New website to MAKE agriculture research engaging
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The faculty of agricultural and food sciences launched a new website to share research from faculty and their collaborators on Oct. 7.
The site, called the Manitoba Agriculture and Food Knowledge Exchange (MAKE), is a...
New report on future of national architecture following five regional events...
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A new report on the Canadian Architecture Forums on Education (CAFÉ) initiative was released Sept. 18. Part of an initiative to create a national architectural policy, CAFÉ was created to allow architecture students a...
Machine learning gene analysis the future of medicine
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Artificial intelligence (AI) technology is being rapidly integrated more and more into different sectors, and health care is no exception.
Pingzhao Hu, an assistant professor in the department of biochemistry and medical genetics at the...
3D printing a breath of fresh air for medical research
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Bioengineering as we know it today has been around for less than a hundred years, but exponential advances in technology have placed the field on the cutting edge of science.
At the U of M,...







