U of M scientific journal announces best paper winner
Wuzinski, a fourth-year microbiology honours student, won for her paper titled “Developing a Genotyping Scheme for Myobacterium abcessus Complex Using Whole Genome Sequencing Data.”
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Sustainability office plans for future
The U of M office of sustainability heard from the campus community at a discussion session held at the Fort Garry campus Nov. 29. As…
Reclaiming the health narrative
Indigenous-focused research took centre stage last week when the sixth annual Indigenous health research symposium was held at the U of M Bannatyne campus Nov….
Fragility through the lens of a microscope
The beauty of botany was on full display Friday when the U of M herbarium debuted its fourth Dry Media Art Exhibit at the Forth…
Reinventing patient-to-patient support
While the inherent vices of social media continue to make headlines, online patient support groups are making a strong case for the upside of social…
Mapping the brain before birth
As scientists continue to map out brain development in all of life’s stages, local researchers lead the way. One of those researchers was featured at…
Liberals announce $13 million in funding for U of M
The Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC) announced $13 million in research funding and scholarships for U of M students Oct. 12….
U of M celebrates sustainability month
October is sustainability month in Manitoba. The U of M’s office of sustainability is hosting events throughout the month to promote awareness about the impact…
Study finds 28 per cent of Manitobans diagnosed with mental illness
A study conducted by the Manitoba Centre for Health Policy has found that 28 per cent of Manitoban adults have been diagnosed with at least…
Science sculptor visits University of Manitoba
World-renowned artist and lecturer Rebecca Kamen held a series of workshops and lectures at the U of M last week. Kamen is the artist-in-residence at…