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New space molecule largest ever detected using radioastronomy

Navigating conflict in partnered research

“Challenges in Partnered Research” is a Q&A series by Partnering in Research that highlights individuals transforming policies, practices, and communities through collaborative research.

Meet the latest recipients of UBC’s 2024 Partnership Recognition and Exploration Fund

This past summer, Partnership Recognition and Exploration funding was awarded to 15 collaborative initiatives, showcasing the diverse ways in which communities are partnering with UBC students, faculty and staff in Vancouver and the Okanagan.

Teaching in focus: Sara Ann Knutson

Sara Ann is an Assistant Professor of Teaching in the Department of History. Find out about what led her into teaching and how she is consistently surprised by how much the same course can transform with each new student cohort based on their positionalities, life experiences, and expectations.

Apply for a UBC Coaching Internship by Dec. 2

Are you seeking certification as a professional coach and want to apply your new coaching skills and knowledge to working with fellow UBC staff and faculty?The Coaching Internship program gives faculty and staff valuable experience in coaching their peers in addition to professional development, mentorship and $1,500 towards the tuition cost of the accredited coach training program of your choice. Applications are due Dec. 2.  

Statement from the Provosts regarding international student study permits

Research in focus: Sally Stewart

With an academic background in health, nutrition and exercise physiology, Sally understands how poor student health negatively impacts learning. She and her team have developed online learning modules on weight stigma/bias with a focus on eating disorders to promote awareness and access to timely care.

Can meeting by Zoom affect a first impression?

Get help extracting knowledge from your data

If you would like help extracting knowledge from your data, you are invited to submit a proposal for your data-related problem to be solved by data scientists-in-training.You can apply for the opportunity to work with up to four students in the Master of Data Science or Master of Data Science (MDS) Computational Linguistics programs, who specialize in modern data science tools and techniques, such as statistical analysis and visualizations. You will receive a customized solution (e.g. new app, analytic reports, scripts or software) for your problem.

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