Chemistry

From the classroom to the vineyard

From the classroom to the vineyard

Undergraduate student Brooklyn Becker gains hands-on skills through her wine science co-op experience.

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UBCO celebrates the Class of 2024

UBCO celebrates the Class of 2024

Graduation has extra meaning to many students this year

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Examining single molecules for infinite possibilities

Examining single molecules for infinite possibilities

Dr. Isaac Li, Assistant Professor in Chemistry, says research could lead to new disease treatment strategies.

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Opening doors for international student research

Opening doors for international student research

A unique research pathway at UBC Okanagan ultimately brought Bhavesh Gnnanapareddy from India to Canada.

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UBCO honours this year’s most outstanding researchers

UBCO honours this year’s most outstanding researchers

Student and faculty researchers recognized for excellence and innovation

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Guilherme Durvan António Zandamela is excelling at undergraduate research

Guilherme Durvan António Zandamela is excelling at undergraduate research

Biochemistry student is on the path to becoming a scientist thanks to UBCO’s undergraduate research opportunities.

Testing for smoke taint in Okanagan wines

Testing for smoke taint in Okanagan wines

UBCO researcher puts chemical markers to the test

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Tiny receptors might be key to preventing progression of brain cancer

Tiny receptors might be key to preventing progression of brain cancer

UBCO research aims to understand the aggressive spread of brain tumours

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