The instructor behind a new graduate course in science communication hopes it will help researchers reach the widest audience possible.
Modern life wreaks havoc on the friendly microbes living in our guts. But bioengineering could help get our collective health back on track.
When the spirit of engineering comes forth to tackle some of the biggest challenges in medicine, incredible developments can happen.
How do humans navigate their surroundings? Understanding this mechanism could help treat conditions like dementia and Alzheimer’s.
When the body heals improperly, scar tissue develops. But new tools to help immune cells communicate could extend patients’ lifespans.
There currently aren’t solutions for people with devastating spinal cord injuries. But a skilled research team hopes to change that landscape.
Apr 07, 2025
UBC opens Gordon B. Shrum Building, Canada’s first purpose-built biomedical engineering facility
Apr 02, 2025
Canada’s U.S. brain gain is risky without more foundational support for science
Mar 21, 2025
SBME’s Mona Behrouzian Wins UBC’s Three Minute Thesis
Mar 20, 2025
Dr. Govind Kaigala Awarded the UBC Killam Accelerator Research Fellowship
Mar 19, 2025
Dr. Sarah Hedtrich Appointed Tier 1 Canada Research Chair
Dr. Peter Zandstra Awarded Killam Prize in Engineering
Feb 27, 2025
SBME Welcomes Dr. Sarah Hedtrich
Jan 17, 2025
Sofia Graham Awarded Grant from the Prostate Cancer Foundation Canada
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